Who knows the climate of Liverpool all year round?

Liverpool is a beautiful port city, located in the northwest of England and the capital of Merseyside.

Liverpool has a maritime climate, with the annual general temperature 10-32 degrees Celsius and the rainfall distributed evenly throughout the year.

The famous seashore is the hometown of lbert Dock, The Beatles, Tate Gallery and maritime museum. Inland, there are charming Croxteth National Park and Speke Hall. The buildings in the city are unique, including the famous cathedral, city hall, St. George's Hall, Grand Theatre and Philharmonic Hall. The trade between Liverpool and China can be traced back to the Qing Dynasty. China, the oldest city in Europe, was built in the city and its coastal features are very similar to those of Shanghai.

Because of its geographical location, 1939- 1945 was an important area in World War II. 1940, the cotton trade and textile industry began to decline, and the famous British Beatles began their acting career in Liverpool in 1950. Liverpool currently has a population of about 520,000.

The general cost of living in Liverpool will be higher than that in southern England 15%-20%. The reference price of some items is as follows: 1, about 40P for a newspaper; ; 2. A dozen eggs is about1.30; 3. A can of Coca-Cola is about 50P; ; 4. A fried rice is about 2p; 5. A McDonald's set meal is about 3p; 6. A theater ticket is about 4p; 7. A pair of leather shoes is about 30-60p; 8. A pack of instant noodles is about 36P; ; 8. A bag of bread is about 30p-90p; 9. A bottle of milk is about 36p.

Liverpool is a famous commercial center in Britain. Although exports have declined in recent years (large-scale manufacturing), it is still the second largest port in Britain, second only to London, and the main imported products are: grain, wood and textiles. The manufacturing industry of the city itself includes pharmacy, electronic equipment, sugar industry and rubber industry.

In addition, it is the hometown of the Beatles. Liverpool people have great talent for acting and have trained countless talented painters, musicians and poets. Liverpool people who are loyal to their hometown have a unique attitude towards life and a keen sense of humor. Their hospitality often makes foreigners feel cordial. One of Scousers' nicknames is Goss, which probably comes from the word "hodgepodge".