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My hometown is in Shanxi, shanxi is located in north China, east and Hebei, west and Shaanxi, south and Henan borders, north and Inner Mongolia, between 34°34 '-40 °44' north latitude, 110°14 '-114 °33' east longitude, a total area of 156,700 square kilometers.
我的家乡在山西，山西位于中国华北，东与河北为邻，西与陕西相望，南与河南接壤，北与内蒙古毗连，介于北纬34°34′—40°44′，东经110°14′—114°33′之间，总面积15.67万平方千米。
The terrain of Shanxi Province is a parallelogram sloping from northeast to southwest. It is a typical mountainous plateau covered by loess. The terrain is high in northeast and low in southwest.
山西省地势呈东北斜向西南的平行四边形，是典型的为黄土覆盖的山地高原，地势东北高西南低。
The interior of the plateau is undulating, and the valleys are vertical and horizontal, with mountains, hills, platforms and plains, and the mountainous area accounts for 80.1% of the total area.
高原内部起伏不平，河谷纵横，地貌有山地、丘陵、台地、平原，山区面积占总面积的80.1%。
Shanxi Province across the Yellow River, haihe river two major water system, the river is a self-produced outflow type of water system. Shanxi Province is located in the middle latitude of the inland, a temperate continental monsoon climate.
山西省地跨黄河、海河两大水系，河流属于自产外流型水系。山西省地处中纬度地带的内陆，属温带大陆性季风气候。
Taihang Mountain. Shanxi neighbored on Hebei, Henan, Shaanxi and Inner
Mongolia & Autonomous Region. It is located to the east of the
Yellow River, and is also known as Hedong. Shanxi belonged to Jin State
in Spring and Autumn Period, so it is abbreviated in Jin. Shanxi
occupies an area of 156,000 square kilometers (about 60,000 square
miles) and has a population of over 32 million, including its minority
ethnic population. Its capital is Taiyuan City.
When to go
Being
at a high altitude, Shanxi Province has a cold and dry climate and has
an annual rainfall of between 400-600 millimeters. The province is also
frequently plagued by sandstorms, especially in the spring, so it is
often useful to bring along both sunglasses and a hat when visiting.
Generally speaking, the province's climate is the best between May and
October.
History
Shanxi is one of the birth places of Chinese
civilizations with a long history and traditional culture. As early as
one hundred million years ago, the ancestors of the Chinese lived and
propagated in this region. Legend tells us that the Yellow Emperor,
founder of the Chinese nation, once lived in Shanxi for a certain
period. Today, many Neolithic sites from that period can still be seen
dotted across the vast expanse of the province.
What to see
Shanxi
is endowed with an abundance of cultural sites from its long history.
Most of the ancient structures were built before the Liao and Song
Dynasties. So it is the reason why Shanxi is often called the 'Chinese
Ancient Architecture Museum'. The more obvious of these include: the
Buddhist wonder of the Yungang Grottoes in Datong City, the ancient city
of Pingyao which was listed as a World Cultural Heritage site by UNESCO
in 1997, the oldest and tallest ancient wooden pagoda in China, the
Wooden Pagoda of Yingxian County and the remote Shuanglin and Jinci
Temples, which are well worth the long journeys for the visitors.
Of
course, there are a number of natural magnificent and beautiful places
that can also be seen in Shanxi. The most famous of them include Wutai
Mountain with the longest and most prestigious history in the four most
well-known Buddhist holy lands of China, the whistling rage of the
Yellow River's Kettle Spout waterfalls (Hukou Waterfalls) and one of the
Five Sacred Mountains in China - Mt Hengshan.本回答被网友采纳
When to go
Being at a high altitude, Shanxi Province has a cold and dry climate and has an annual rainfall of between 400-600 millimeters. The province is also frequently plagued by sandstorms, especially in the spring, so it is often useful to bring along both sunglasses and a hat when visiting. Generally speaking, the province's climate is the best between May and October.
History
Shanxi is one of the birth places of Chinese civilizations with a long history and traditional culture. As early as one hundred million years ago, the ancestors of the Chinese lived and propagated in this region. Legend tells us that the Yellow Emperor, founder of the Chinese nation, once lived in Shanxi for a certain period. Today, many Neolithic sites from that period can still be seen dotted across the vast expanse of the province.