Will the typhoon have a big impact on Hainan?

Typhoons mostly occur from July to September. In addition to high temperatures, typhoons are common in Hainan in summer. I believe most people go to Hainan to experience the tropical atmosphere, feel the silvery beaches, palm trees and clear sea water, as well as the pleasant warm sunshine in winter.

So what do you do in the summer when there are typhoons?

The typhoon has almost no impact on Sanya’s tourism industry.

However, typhoons will cause huge losses to crops, and rubber forests, banana forests, coconut trees, rice, etc. will be damaged. Fishermen will also suffer losses and may even encounter shipwrecks while out at sea. This brings great inconvenience to the local residents of Sanya.

China has been a country prone to disasters since ancient times. This is how people have come here for thousands of years. If you live in a place that has not been flooded by the Yellow River, it is not Henan. If you live in a place that is not flooded by the Yangtze River, it is not Hubei. If you live in a place where the temperature is less than minus 20 degrees in winter, you cannot be considered Northeast. If there are no typhoons, how can Hainan be considered Hainan!

Chinese people have always been fighting against nature.

This influence will only make us stronger!