Will Hainan immigrate to Jamaica?

Kingston: Kingston, the capital of Jamaica, is the seventh largest natural deep-water port and tourist attraction in the world. Located in the southeast coast bay at the south foot of Lanshan Mountain, the highest peak on the island, there is a fertile Guanaya Plain nearby. The area (including suburbs) is about 500 square kilometers, where the seasons are like spring and the temperature is often between 23 and 29 degrees Celsius. The city is surrounded by mountains on three sides, with green peaks and overlapping peaks. On the one hand, it is a picturesque open sea, and it has the reputation of "the queen of Caribbean cities".

The aborigines who have lived here for a long time are the Arawak Indians. 1509 to 1655 was occupied by Spain and later became a British colony. Port Royal, 5 kilometers south of the city, is an early naval base built by Britain. In the 1692 earthquake, most of Port Royal was destroyed, and Kingston took its place as an important port city. /kloc-in the 0/8th century, it developed into a commercial center and a place where colonists sold black slaves. 1872 was designated as the capital of Jamaica. 1907 post-earthquake reconstruction.

The air in the city is fresh, the roads are clean and tidy, and there are palm trees and horses with bright flowers along the road. Apart from government agencies, there are not many large buildings in urban areas. Shops, cinemas, hotels, etc. Are concentrated in the middle of Bethany Street. There are squares, Parliament Building, St. Thomas Church (built in 1699) and museums in the city center. There is a national stadium in the northern suburbs, and horse racing is often held. Nearby is the business center, known as New Kingston. There is Rockford Castle at the eastern end of the city. There is a large botanical garden 8 kilometers at the foot of country-specific ones, with a complete variety of tropical fruit trees. In the western suburbs, there are six colleges of the University of the West Indies, the highest institution in the West Indies. The high-quality coffee produced in various countries here is world-famous. Railways and highways lead to the whole island, there are large international airports, and tourism is developed.