What kind of climate does Korea belong to?

In East Asia, northern China belongs to temperate continental monsoon climate, northern Japan belongs to temperate maritime monsoon climate, and South Korea between China and Japan belongs to pure temperate monsoon climate. South Korea is roughly bounded by 36.5 N, with temperate monsoon climate in the north and subtropical monsoon climate in the south. The specific characteristics of all the year round are: it is generally warm and dry in spring and autumn, sunny and hot and rainy in summer, with many typhoons passing in the east and south, cool in the west and prevailing in the south wind; In winter, it is snowy and dry in the west and north, cold but snowy and rainy in the east and south. The annual temperature difference is large and the daily temperature difference is small. The extreme high temperature in summer can reach 38.5 degrees, and the extreme low temperature in winter can be as low as-16 degrees. The average temperature is more than 8 degrees north of 35 N 13 degrees, and not less than 14 degrees south and not more than 19 degrees. Wheat and rice coexist in the north, ginseng fruit is abundant, and rice and seafood are warm in Ma Su in the south.