What's the climate like in Guangxi?

The climate of Guangxi belongs to subtropical monsoon climate and tropical monsoon climate. Guangxi is located at a low latitude, with the Tropic of Cancer running through the central part, bordering tropical oceans in the south, Nanling Mountains in the north and Yunnan-Guizhou Plateau in the west, with a warm climate, abundant rainfall and sunshine. In summer, the sunshine time is long, the temperature is high, the precipitation is high, and in winter, the sunshine time is short, and the weather is dry and warm.

There are 1 149 species (including subspecies) of terrestrial vertebrates found in Guangxi, accounting for about 43% of the national total. Among them: rare species under state protection 149 species, accounting for about 45% of the whole country; There are 24 species of national first-class protected animals, accounting for 27%. A total of 8562 species of wild plants belonging to 288 families 17 17 were found, ranking third in all provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the central government). There are 37 species of national key protected plants, and the precious plants mainly include camellia, Taxodium ascendens, spinulosa spinulosa, Acer truncatum and so on.

Guangxi is adjacent to Beibu Gulf in the south, with winding coastline, and Gu Duo has a vast territory. There are many natural harbors, and 2/kloc-0 ports can be developed along the coast, with a tidal flat area of about 654.38+10,000 hectares, of which mangroves account for 40% of the country, with a total area of 5,654 square kilometers.

Beibu Gulf is not only a famous fishing ground in China, but also a treasure house of marine species resources in the world. There are more than 500 species of fish, more than 200 species of shrimp, nearly 50 species of cephalopods, more than 90 species of crabs, nearly 40 species of phytoplankton and 30 species of zooplankton. The world-famous Hepu pearl is also produced here.