Is climate warming good for China? Why?

Global warming not only makes glaciers melt, hurricanes wreak havoc, but also intensifies forest fires. In the past few decades, more forest fires have occurred in the western States of the United States, affecting a wider range. Scientists have found that the rising temperature and the premature melting of snow and ice are all related to wildfires. Due to the early melting of ice and snow, the forest area becomes drier and the drying time becomes longer, which increases the possibility of fire.

Global warming is likely to completely destroy civilization and historical sites. Rising sea levels and worse weather may destroy these irreplaceable historical sites. At present, the flood caused by global warming has destroyed the 600-year-old ancient city of Sukhothai, which was once the capital of the ancient Thai dynasty.