Which Chinese city has the best climate, from Westerners perspective? (snow, temperatures)

[Bettafish]

I only listed major cities.
I think Westerners often have very different views from Chinese.

[Baba_Wethu]

Please add weatherboxes or wiki links, thank you.

[Bettafish]

Originally Posted by Baba_Wethu

Please add weatherboxes or wiki links, thank you.

I'm using a cellphone now and it's hard to paste. Can do that later.
I suppose most weather fans know about Beijing, Shanghai and Hong Kong, at least.

[Texyn]

Hong Kong, with Kunming coming in at a close second.

[PCALMike]

Shenzhen/Hong Kong

No frosts, well watered year-round, good amount of sunshine, a toasty summer but also a significantly cooler period for half the year.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shenzhen#Climate

Beijing is also pretty good. Plenty of sunshine and relatively mild temperatures most of the year.

I'd say multiple locations in Yunnan province and Hainan island are better though, like

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mengzi...hy_and_climate

[MLSFan]

does air pollution count as adverse weather event?

at least snow goes away

[PCALMike]

Originally Posted by MLSFan

does air pollution count as adverse weather event?

at least snow goes away

I dont think that should count. If we look at the list of pollution by city around the world, there are alot of cities more polluted than those Chinese cities which we might not think about:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_o..._concentration

[Donar]

Kunming for me.

[BMI]

Kunming for me.

Far better than the rest, rare actual good chinese climate.

[Roboteer]

Originally Posted by Baba_Wethu

Please add weatherboxes or wiki links, thank you.

Add them to a question??