Why did Jiangsu kick Xuzhou out?

Jiangsu never wanted to kick Xuzhou out.

Xuzhou has belonged to Jiangsu since ancient times, but it was managed by Shandong Province for three years because of the strategic needs of the War of Liberation. Xuzhou has always belonged to Jiangsu, not Shandong. In the early days of the People's Republic of China, Xuzhou provided a lot of resources for Jiangsu Province, but did not support the development of southern Jiangsu. Without Xuzhou, Jiangsu would not be a complete Jiangsu.

At the beginning, Jiangsu needed development, but the province lacked resource-based cities. At that time, Xuzhou was rich in coal resources and had a relatively perfect railway transportation system. Therefore, in order to speed up the construction of coastal provinces and cities, Jiangsu first called Xuzhou's resources.

Climate change in Xuzhou

Xuzhou has a temperate monsoon climate with four distinct seasons, no heat in summer and no cold in winter. Annual temperature 14℃, annual sunshine hours 2284-2495 hours, sunshine rate 52%-57%, annual frost-free period 200-220 days, annual precipitation 800-930 mm, and rainy season precipitation accounts for 56% of the whole year.

The climate is characterized by four distinct seasons, abundant sunshine, moderate rainfall and both rain and heat. Among the four seasons, spring and autumn are short, winter and summer are long, the weather in spring is changeable, summer is hot and rainy, autumn is crisp, and cold waves frequently strike in winter.

The above contents refer to Baidu Encyclopedia-Xuzhou City.