Where is the hottest climate in China?

The hottest place in China should be Turpan. The mountains around Turpan basin are towering, and the temperature in the basin rises rapidly but dissipates slowly, which leads to the high temperature and dry climate there in summer. Its evaporation is hundreds or even hundreds of times of rainfall, and it is extremely hot in summer, with the highest temperature reaching 49.6℃. Therefore, it has the reputation of "Flame Mountain". In addition, in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River in China, there are high temperature areas in summer, such as Nanjing, Wuhan and Chongqing. The highest temperature in China and Japan exceeds 35℃ for more than 20 days in a year, and both of them have experienced high temperature above 40℃, so people also call these three cities "three stoves". "Three furnaces" is just a folk saying, and there is no scientific definition. "Meteorologists need to find the basis from a specific temperature." Ye Dianxiu believes that taking off the hat should be based on meteorological data. The weather is difficult to predict, and the high temperature area is changing at any time. For example, the temperature in Hangzhou this year is higher than in previous years and lasts for a long time, but people don't call it a "stove". It is because it takes at least a long time to define the so-called "melting pot", and the short-term relative low temperature doesn't mean anything. Li Weijing, director of the Climate Center, believes that there are two main reasons for the high temperature in China this year, one is the background of global warming, and the other is the influence of the western Pacific high pressure belt, and this situation is difficult to reverse in a short time. Since it takes a long time for the old stove to take off its hat, when will the new stove go to work? Beijing, Shanghai, Shijiazhuang, Xi, Jinan and Zhengzhou all seem to be unable to escape the "stove" hat. "Four Fireplaces": Chongqing, Wuhan, Nanjing and Changsha, four cities with hot summer climate in the Yangtze River basin, are called "Four Fireplaces".