1. Where is the red cliff in the burning red cliff? Is it in Hubei?

Battle of Red Cliffs ancient battlefield is located in the northwest of chibi city, Hubei Province. Chibi is located in the suspended rock near Jitou River, 38km south of chibi city. In the history of our country, burning Chibi is a very famous war, and it is a typical war of winning more with less and winning the strong with weakness. This war has been described in many literary works, such as Luo Guanzhong's Romance of the Three Kingdoms and Su Dongpo's Niannujiao Chibi Nostalgia. From the meteorological point of view, Battle of Red Cliffs is actually a meteorological warfare, and the key meteorological factor is the wind, so the idiom "Everything is ready, only the east wind is needed" has been handed down. Cao Cao is a lean man. Don't you know that the other side will attack with fire? There is such a plot in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms. When connecting the ships, Cao Cao took this into account, but he said, "Whoever attacks with fire must use wind." It's the middle of winter, but there are west winds and north winds. Are there easterly and southerly winds? I live in the northwest, and his soldiers are on the south bank. If he uses fire, he will burn his own soldiers. Why should I be afraid? " In winter, after a period of continuous sunny and hot weather, the surface cold and high pressure in the middle reaches of the Yangtze River gradually changes the nature of dry and cold air in the north, the air becomes warm and humid, and the east wind is easy to prevail, and the northwest wind on the Yangtze River will quickly reverse to the southeast wind. Then, affected by the cold air from the north to the south, the cold and warm air meet to form a rainstorm, and the southeast wind will turn into the north wind. During this period, the southeast wind lasted less than 12 hour, which was often ignored, but this rule was mastered by military strategists. Whoever has mastered the law has mastered the secret. Source: Children's Science and Technology