The magical city of Ya'an, where it rains more than 250 days a year, is called the Rain City. Is such a place suitable to live?

I believe everyone has heard of this city. It has appeared in major news, and that is Ya'an, Sichuan. Most of what everyone knows about Ya'an is probably the earthquake, or at most pandas. But did you know that Ya'an is also known as the "Rain City" because it rains more than 250 days a year. You may be thinking, since it rains for more than half of the year, is this city suitable for living?

The answer is definitely suitable, not only suitable but also very suitable. The annual precipitation in Ya'an is more than 1800 mm, which is really heavy, so it is well-deserved to be called China's "Rain City". Living in Ya'an, you need to carry an umbrella with you whether it's raining or sunny when you go out, because you never know when it will rain suddenly.

Ya'an has always been known as the "Ethnic Corridor", "The Throat of Western Sichuan" and the "Gateway to Tibet". These show that Ya'an has not been abandoned due to heavy rainfall, but has played a very important role. Ya'an's unique terrain features have formed unique climate characteristics in some areas, which results in Ya'an's ecological environment being very good. Ya'an is the place where the first national treasure giant panda was discovered in the world, and it is also the city with the highest storage volume and density of living giant pandas in the world.

The high-quality environment here allows many rare animals to make their homes here. In addition to giant pandas, there are also rare animals such as golden monkeys, deer, Sumatran antelope, and takin. Because Ya'an has more rainy days, lush plants and very good air quality, Ya'an is often seen at the top of the national air quality rankings. In the summer in Sichuan, everyone will choose to live in Ya'an for a period of time because it is very cool.

So to sum up, Ya'an is a very suitable environment to live in!