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Chinese Name: 随州市 (suí zhōu shì) Population: 2,570,000 Area: 9,636 square kilometers (3,720 square miles) Nationalities: Han Administrative Division: 1 district (Zengdu); 1 county-level city (Guangshui) Seat of the City Government: north end of Yanhe Lu, Zengdu District, Suizhou City Useful Telephone Numbers: Bank of China Suizhou Branch: No.87, Dashizi Jie, Zengdu District, Suizhou City China Post Suizhou Branch: No.30, Handong Lu, Zengdu District, Suizhou City Location: Suizhou is a city of great importance in northern Hubei Province, connecting the province to Wuhan in the east, Xiangfan in the west and Jingzhou in the south. It shares its northern border with Henan Province. History: Suizhou adopts its name from the most ancient vassal state of Sui in the Western Zhou Dynasty (11th century BC-221BC.) Physical Features: Meandering hills make up the main part of the city's territory with some interleaving mountain lands and alluvial plains. The Dahong Mountain is in the south and Tongbai Mountain is in the north of the city, and a long and narrow plain lies northwest southeast in the center. Climatic Features:Suizhou features a subtropical monsoon climate, having four discernable seasons, rich sunshine and abundant rainfall. The chilly and torrid periods in midwinter and midsummer are relatively short. Its annual average temperature falls around 15.5 When to Go: spring and autumn Special Local Products:plum, honey jujube, Chinese mushroom, tea, ginkgo, kudzu vine root Local Highlights: Suizhou is the birthplace of the legendary Yandi (Shennong), who is one of the forefathers of Chinese Nation along with Huangdi, and he is also the founder of Chinese agriculture. Every year on the twenty-six day of the sixth lunar month, there will be a tourist festival held in the Lieshan town in northern suburbs of Suizhou to celebrate the birthday of the great ancestor of the country.
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