Where are the most mosquitoes in China?

In summer, mosquitoes are the most unbearable except for the hot weather. Do you know that there are so many mosquitoes in this part of our country that you can shoot 60 mosquitoes at will? This place can be called the "mosquito capital", with so many mosquitoes that people with intensive phobia can be killed. Come and see what this place is!

Beiwan, Habahe County, Xinjiang, is located at the intersection of Kebek River, Irtysh River and Calassou River. This is a rare oasis with patches of reeds and dense swamps. Xinjiang is a beautiful place, with beautiful Uyghur girls and fruit as sweet as honey. If you want to travel to Xinjiang, don't go to Beiwan, Habahe County this season, otherwise it will definitely leave a deep memory for you. Although the scenery in spring is beautiful, it is also a hotbed of mosquitoes.

From June to August every year, officers and men have an unavoidable "date" with mosquitoes that cover the sun, so it is also known as one of the four largest mosquito gathering places in the world. According to statistics, there can be 1700 mosquitoes per cubic meter at any time in summer here, so it is no exaggeration to slap 50 mosquitoes here. When mosquitoes attack on a large scale in June and July, the local people will be fully armed if they want to go out. No matter how hot the weather is, they will put on long trousers, masks and gloves and wrap themselves tightly.

But even so, they can't resist the bite of mosquitoes, which are very toxic here. It usually takes more than a week to recover after being bitten. The most terrible thing is that mosquitoes here can kill animals every year, and poultry raised here are often killed. Because they not only bite fiercely, but also spread diseases more easily. So most of the residents here have moved out, but there is a China army stationed here, which is the Beibu Gulf Frontier Defense Company. Even if they put on anti-mosquito clothes specially studied by the state, they still can't. Every time I come back from patrol, I am still bitten by mosquitoes.