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JIANGSU
Jiangsu Province lies in the lower reaches of the Yangtze and Huai rivers and on the shore of the Yellow Sea. The mighty Yangtze River runs east and west across it, while the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal flows through it from north to south. Jiangsu Province is one of the developed regions in china with a burgeoning market economy. Transportation is convenient, and there is a complete array of tourist facilities. Crisscrossed by rivers and studded with lakes, Jiangsu abounds in natural resources and is known as a 'land of fish and rice'. Jiangsu has more famous historical and cultural cities than any other province in China-there are seven of them, Nanjing, Suzhou, Yangzhou, Zhenjing, Changshu, Xuzhou and Huai'an. The part of Jiangsu south of the Yangtze River is a famed water-bound region, where there are many river-skirted villages, such as Zhouzhuang and Tongli, and a galaxy of classical Chinese gardens, including those in Suzhou, which have been designated as world cultural heritages. With places of historical and cultural interest scattered all over the province, Jiangsu is one of the provinces with a mature tourist industry.

Abbreviation: Su
Area: 100,000 square km
Population: 70.21 million

THE PROVINCE'S MEAN TEMPERATURE (℃)

Month
City

Jan

Feb

Mar

April

May

June

July

Aug

Sept

Oct

Nov

Dec

Nanjing

2.1

3.9

8.5

15.0

20.1

24.6

27.9

27.4

22.4

16.6

10.2

4.3

Wusi

2.8

4.8

8.4

14.4

19.6

23.8

28.0

27.6

22.8

17.2

11.3

5.0

Suzhou

3.2

4.3

8.6

14.5

19.6

23.8

28.0

27.7

23.1

17.1

11.9

5.6