Four lists of high temperatures have been released (revealing the hottest cities, provinces, regions and time periods in China).

With the arrival of summer, high temperature weather also follows. Recently, four national high temperature lists have been released, which are the hottest cities, the hottest provinces, the hottest regions and the hottest time periods. Next, we will reveal the contents of these four lists and how to deal with hot weather.

The hottest city

According to statistics, the hottest city in China is Turpan, which is located in Xinjiang. The temperature here can often reach over 50 degrees Celsius in summer, which is one of the hottest places in China. If you want to travel to Turpan, you must pay attention to sun protection and hydration to avoid heatstroke.

The hottest province

The hottest province in China is Xinjiang. Because Xinjiang is located in the northwest, the climate is dry and the temperature is generally high in summer. If you travel in Xinjiang, you must pay attention to sun protection and hydration to avoid heatstroke.

Hottest region

The hottest area in this country is the Taklimakan Desert. The annual temperature here is as high as 50℃, which is one of the hottest places in China. If you want to travel to the Taklimakan desert, you must pay attention to sun protection and hydration to avoid heatstroke.

Hottest period

The hottest period in China is from the middle of July to the middle of August. During this period, there will be high temperature weather in most parts of the country, and the temperature is generally above 35℃. If you go outdoors during this time, you must pay attention to sun protection and hydration to avoid heatstroke.

How to deal with hot weather

In the face of hot weather, we should take the following measures:

1. Pay attention to sun protection. When you are outdoors, you should wear sunscreen, hat and sunglasses to protect your skin and eyes.

2. Replenish water. High temperature weather can easily lead to dehydration, so drink plenty of water and avoid beverages containing caffeine and alcohol.

3. Pay attention to rest. Hot weather can easily lead to physical fatigue, so pay attention to rest and avoid exposure to the sun for a long time.

4. Choose the right clothes. When the weather is hot, choose breathable, light and comfortable clothes, and avoid wearing too tight or heavy clothes.