What are the customs in Chenzhou, Hunan?

Chenzhou has four distinct seasons, with long winter and summer and short spring and autumn in hilly areas. Winter is long in mountainous areas, and spring, summer and autumn are short. In flat hilly areas, from winter to spring and from spring to summer, the south is 2-4 days earlier than the north. Spring precipitation is the most frequent season in a year, accounting for 37.3% of the annual precipitation. The sunshine hours are 220-290 hours, and the distribution characteristics of sunshine hours are less in the south and more in the north. The most remarkable features of spring climate are early spring, rapid temperature rise, abundant precipitation, rainy weather and hail and strong wind. The hot summer climate is prone to midsummer drought, heavy rain and floods. Because the average altitude is over 400 meters, hilly areas and mountainous areas are cooler than neighboring cities. The cool climate in mountainous areas is more prominent. Autumn in Chenzhou is dominated by crisp air, with strong sunshine, less precipitation and more sunny days, which is prone to autumn drought. In a few years, autumn rain will be accompanied by cold dew wind. Winter climate is characterized by less cold, less rain and snow, and the temperature is higher than that of surrounding cities. The coldest month in a year is 65438+ 10, with an average temperature of 6.5℃, and the hottest month is July, with an average temperature of 27.8℃. With the arrival of spring, the temperature rises rapidly in March and April. After midsummer, the temperature drops. From September to 65438+February, the temperature drops by as much as 5℃ every month to enter winter. It reflects that Chenzhou belongs to continental climate.

Chenzhou has a long history. There is a winding river named Chen Jiang in the northeast suburb of the city. Since the Qin Dynasty, Chenzhou has been the political, economic and cultural center of counties, prefectures and governments in past dynasties, with a history of more than 2,000 years. Qin Guan, a poet in the Song Dynasty, was relegated to southern Hunan and lived in a hotel in Hanban. He wrote a poem entitled "A trip to Tasha, Chenzhou Hotel", leaving a famous sentence "Chen Jiang is lucky to be around, who is going to Xiaoxiang?" Although the main body of the word is sad, it is also full of feelings and scenes. Since then, the name of Chenzhou has been praised by the whole world. Folk culture.