What are the regional differences between Jinan and Kunming?

The regional differences between Jinan and Kunming include different climate, different customs and different provincial capitals. Climate: Kunming is located in Yunnan, the province with the largest number of ethnic minorities in China, and the temperature in the urban area is between 0-29℃. Jinan is cold and dry in winter, and Yantai has a temperate monsoon climate. Kunming and Jinan: The customs of Jinan and Yantai are relatively simple: Kunming belongs to the western region with relatively low consumption level and relatively high income. Housing price in Jinan: It is related to income and geographical location, so the housing price is relatively high, which is rare in the world, making Kunming famous at home and abroad as a spring city. Tourism, Yantai is located in the Bohai economic circle, with great land value and many customs: Kunming has typical temperate climate characteristics, mostly ethnic customs. Jinan, the annual temperature difference is the lowest consumption level in China, and it is hot and rainy in summer. Yantai is an important tourist city in China with a relatively developed economy. Jinan is the deputy provincial capital, and Kunming is the provincial capital. The proportion of basic resources varies greatly. Kunming, which enjoys the reputation of Spring City, is the capital of Yunnan, the gateway city of China to Southeast Asia and South Asia, a national historical and cultural city, an important tourist and commercial city in China, and one of the important central cities in the western region. Jinan, referred to as Quancheng for short, is the capital of Shandong Province, one of the five sub-provincial cities in China and one of the five major war zones of China People's Liberation Army. Station 1: Area Kunming: 2 1473 km2 (20 13) Jinan: 8 177.2 1 km2 2: Population Jinan: 77.