Anqing

Anqing turned into a port of call for remote sending under the Chefoo Convention (1876) in the middle of China and the United Kingdom, and, under the Sino-British exchange understanding of 1902, it was to be opened to outside exchange. Little exchange came about, notwithstanding, since Anqing had no substantial or rich hinterland and its interchanges were moderately poor. Later, when routes to the inside of Anhui arrived at the Yangtze River more distant east, its essentialness declined considerably more.

The city has medium and low tallness mountains conveyed over the northeast, fields and bottomland in the southeast. Slopes and lakes are conveyed in the focal piece of the city. It lies in the north subtropical damp climatic zone, with different storm and four seasons. Its yearly normal temperature ranges from approximately14.5 to16.6 In the same way as other different urban communities in South China, the climate will be extraordinarily influenced by the plum rain season in sumer.