Where does Jeju Island refer to?

South Korea's largest island, located in the southwestern waters of the Korean Peninsula, is located in the center of the Far East, more than 90 kilometers away from the south coast of Korea in the north, facing Kyushu Island in Japan across the sea in the east, and bordering the gateway of the Korean Strait. Its geographical position is extremely important. It belongs to Jeju Road, with a long and narrow oval shape from east to west, flat coast and few good ports. It is a volcanic island, with the highest peak (1, 950m), located in the middle of the island. It has a temperate maritime climate because of the warm current passing through Jeju. The annual average temperature is 14.7℃, and it is 4.7℃ in winter. The annual precipitation is about 1, 300mm in the north and about 1, 600- 1, 800mm in the south. The vertical distribution of plants is obvious. The main crops are wheat, potatoes and miscellaneous grains, as well as pyrethrum and citrus. Pigs, cows, chickens, etc. Grew up in the east. Aquaculture is developed. Agriculture, water and livestock processing are the main industries. There is a expressway on the island. There are regular flights to Busan and Mokpo. Jeju Island, located on the north shore of the island, is a political and economic center. The diversion is 73km long from east to west and 4 1km wide from north to south, showing an oval shape. On this island with an area of 1845 square kilometers, Halla Mountain, the highest mountain in Korea, stands at an altitude of 1950 meters. 1007 The volcanic cone left by the volcanic eruption makes Jeju Island look particularly spectacular. In ancient times, far from the land, an independent country named "Miluo (Rhoda)" was established, thus retaining the unique customs, dialects and culture of the island. In this way, you can get in touch with different scenery in other places.

Jeju Island accounts for 1.84% of the total area of Korea, with a population of more than 500,000. Jeju Island, an island with mysterious natural landscape and the beauty of traditional culture, has hosted the summit of Korea, Japan and South Korea, and is an international tourist destination for holding important international conferences such as summits. The landform of Jeju Island is very strange, and there is magma everywhere. At that time, where lava flowed, strange caves and stone pillars were formed, showing unique charm. As time goes by, Jeju Island has been dressed in green. The trees in the rocks are tall and straight, the grass in the soil is lush, and the waterfall is like a milky way, which casts a mysterious color on Jeju Island.

Since ancient times, it has been said that there are "three treasures" on this island. There are many winds, stones and fruit trees, and the three treasures refer to seafood, plants and dialects. The eastern part of Jeju Island is a prairie suitable for grazing, which makes the island the main pasture in Korea for many centuries. The 80,000 hectares of pasture on the island is one of the best pastures in Asia. Jeju Island was once famous for raising horses in history. Today, there are still more than 3,000 horses on the island, accounting for about two-thirds of the total number of horses in Korea. The island has a mild climate and is suitable for growing oranges, grapefruit and oranges. Saijeep on the island is the center of citrus production in China. In order to protect the fruit trees from the strong sea breeze on the island, high stone walls were built around the orchard.

Jeju Island is far from the peninsula, and there are still some primitive customs on the island. The most interesting thing is that we can also see traces of matriarchal society, and women are the main breadwinners. Among them, "sea girl" is the most typical "professional woman". They often dive underwater and collect seafood such as shellfish, abalone, sea cucumber and conch along steep rocks, while men stay at home and do housework.