In which city in China are international socks?

China's international socks are all in Zhuji, Zhejiang.

Zhuji belongs to Shaoxing City, Zhejiang Province, with a total area of 23 1 1 km2 and a total population of1150,000. Zhuji was once the birthplace of Yue culture. Now it is one of the top 100 counties and cities in China, an excellent tourist city in China and a national civilized city. In the Spring and Autumn Period, it belonged to Yue State. The King of Yue once established its capital in China and most of its areas, and Gou Jian moved his capital to Shaoxing today.

Zhuji, located in the middle of Zhejiang Province, is a city with a long history. It not only has rich cultural heritage, but also has superior geographical location and resource advantages. In the past few decades, the sock industry in Zhuji has gradually developed and become one of the largest sock production bases in the world. The reason why the hosiery industry in Zhuji can get such a high reputation is inseparable from its constantly improving hosiery technology and quality.

The geographical environment of Zhuji:

1, landform

The whole territory of Zhuji City is located at the junction of hilly areas in southeast Zhejiang and northwest Zhejiang, and consists of low hills in Huiji Mountain in the east, low hills in Longmen Mountain in the west, Puyang Valley Basin in the middle and river network plain in the north. Surrounded by mountains, the terrain gradually inclines from south to north, forming a northward open channel fault basin. Donghuiji Mountain Range, Taibaijian, the main peak of Dongbai Mountain, 1438+09438+0m.

2. Climate

Zhuji belongs to subtropical humid monsoon climate, and its climate features are: Leng Xia is hot in winter, with alternating monsoon, mild climate, distinct seasons, abundant sunshine, abundant rain, humid air, uneven distribution of precipitation in time and space, and great interannual changes. From May to June, the warm and humid air flow in the south was further strengthened, and confronted with the cold air spreading from north to south, forming a rain front in Jianghuai, commonly known as "Meiyu period". July-September is the typhoon flood season, and the southeast wind season prevails. Controlled by the western Pacific subtropical high, there are often persistent high temperature, sunny heat and dry weather.

Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Zhuji City