When was Vladivostok cut?

In the Sino-Russian Beijing Treaty signed in 1860, Vladivostok was ceded by the Qing Dynasty and was completely under the jurisdiction of Russia. Vladivostok is the most prosperous city in the Russian Far East, with developed industrial facilities and booming tourism. People in China call it Vladivostok, which means a place rich in sea cucumbers, and the word "Vladivostok" means a place where mountains and rivers bend.

The winding coastline has created many charming harbors, the most famous of which is "Golden Horn Bay", which is not frozen all year round. The source of the name is because under the sun, the sea will shine with waves of starlight. The whole city is surrounded by blue sea water, and the southern end is surrounded by several scenic bays. The superior geographical environment has created such beautiful scenery.

Climatic characteristics

According to the climate classification of Zhou Shuzhen, Vladivostok belongs to a typical temperate continental humid climate, or it is called cold temperate continental monsoon climate. Summer is cool and comfortable, and autumn is the best season in Vladivostok. The weather is sunny and lasts for a long time, with occasional typhoons. In winter, affected by the northerly winds at high latitudes and the southeast winds of the ocean, it is cold and humid, with more snowfall.

Spring comes early, and summer is influenced by polar ocean air mass or denatured tropical ocean air mass, with prevailing easterly and southeast winds, cool and comfortable, moderate rainfall and sometimes foggy. There are distinct seasons all year round, and the weather changes slowly. Because it is close to the Sea of Japan, the temperature difference between winter and summer is smaller than that in inland areas of the same latitude, and the daily temperature difference is very small, which has obvious temperate monsoon climate characteristics.

Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Vladivostok