What are the climate types and characteristics in Beijing?

Beijing's climate is a typical semi-humid continental monsoon climate in the northern temperate zone, characterized by high temperature and rainy summer, cold and dry winter and short spring and autumn.

West of Beijing is Xishan Mountain, which belongs to Taihang Mountain range. The northern and northeastern parts of Du Jun belong to the Yanshan Mountains. The highest mountain is Dongling Mountain in Mentougou District, western Beijing, with an altitude of 2303 meters. The lowest land is the southeast border of Tongzhou District. The two mountains intersect at Nanguan, forming a semicircle mountain bend spreading to the southeast, which is called "Beijing bend", and the small plain around it is the Beijing small plain.

Location context

Beijing is located at east longitude115.7-17.4, north latitude 39.4-4 1.6, with its center at 39 54' 20 "north latitude and east longitude1/kloc-. Located in the northern part of North China Plain, adjacent to Bohai Bay, with Liaodong Peninsula on the top and Shandong Peninsula on the bottom. Beijing is adjacent to Tianjin and is surrounded by Hebei Province together with Tianjin.