Reasons for Kunming Spring City

Kunming is called the Spring City because of its small temperature difference throughout the year.

The annual average temperature in Kunming is about 15℃, the monthly average temperature is about 19℃ in the hottest time and about 8℃ in the coldest time. The highest extreme temperature in recent years is 3 1.2℃, and the lowest is -7.8℃. Because of the suitable temperature and humidity, long sunshine and short frost period, flowers do not wither all year round and vegetation is evergreen all year round, so Kunming has the reputation of "Spring City".

Although Kunming is located in the subtropical north latitude, there is no heat in summer and no cold in winter in most parts of the country, and it is known as the "Spring City" at home and abroad. One of its characteristics is warm, dry and rainy in spring, and the daily temperature changes greatly. The average monthly temperature is mostly below 20℃. Second, there is no heating in summer, and the average temperature is 22℃. Third, the autumn is crisp and the weather is cool. Fourth, winter is not cold, with plenty of sunshine, bright sunshine and little rain.

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Kunming folk culture

The Yuan Dynasty destroyed Dali and built Yunnan Province, which established Kunming's position as a central city in the whole province. At the same time, under the political background of "great unification", with the gradual implantation of a large number of foreign ethnic households and the increasingly frequent economic and cultural exchanges at home and abroad, Chi Cheng, a Hui duck in Yunnan Province, which is located on the north bank of Dianchi Lake, gradually presents an unprecedented multi-ethnic and multicultural coexistence situation since the Han and Tang Dynasties.

Among them, as far as religious culture is concerned, not only the Ali religion inherited from Nanzhao and Dali, that is, the southern Buddhism and the Zen Buddhism introduced from the Central Plains, have been preserved and developed, but also the Tibetan Buddhism brought by the Mongols to the south has been introduced to Kunming, leaving the Dade Temple in Zupanshan, Huating Temple in Xishan, Taihua Temple in Jinning and Panlong Temple in different schools.

There are Buddhist cultural relics such as Guandu King Kong Pagoda in the eastern suburb of Kunming and East White Pagoda. At the same time, with a large number of Muslims from Central Asia and the Western Regions entering the Mongolian army, Islam and Islamic culture have also been introduced into Kunming, Yunnan Province and major towns along the provincial traffic lines, such as Qujing, Zhaotong, Dali and Baoshan.

In addition, it was introduced into central Yunnan as early as the Han Dynasty, but the Han culture, which had been dormant for a long time since the Eastern Jin Dynasty, was revived in the Yuan Dynasty with the influx of Han immigrants. At the beginning of the Yuan Dynasty, Shizai built a Confucian temple in Yachi, north of the city, to "persuade scholars to learn".

This is another move by Daxing Confucianism to spread Chinese culture under the auspices of the feudal government after the Shixing School was relayed by the Taishou Wang of Yizhou in the Eastern Han Dynasty. According to the examination, the Confucian Temple, which was built in the early Yuan Dynasty, has been passed down from Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties. To sum up, in the more than two thousand years before the construction of Kunming ancient city in Ming and Qing Dynasties, the northern shore of Dianchi Lake has accumulated a very heavy cultural heritage.

Especially after the long-term accumulation of the four ancient cities of Zhou Kun, Tuodong, Shanshan and Yachi, especially the rapid development of the Yuan Dynasty, it not only laid a solid material foundation for the rise of the ancient city of Kunming in later generations, but also laid a multi-ethnic and multicultural basic pattern for it. Since the Ming and Qing Dynasties, the distinctive features of Kunming's multiculturalism have not changed and have developed greatly.

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