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Ningbo Its Past and Present General Introduction Geographical conditions Districts Popularity Climate Conditions Geographical conditions Ningbo, called Yong for short, is located midway on the eastern coast of China and in the South of the Yangtze River Delta with Zhoushan Archipelago as its natural shelter in the east, bordering on Hangzhou Bay in the north, neighboring on the city of Shaoxing in the west, facing Sanmen Bay in the South, and adjacent to the county of Taizhou. Climate Conditions Ningbo offers a subtropical monsoon climate, featuring mild temperatures, moderate humidity and distinct seasons. The annual average temperature is 16.2°C, with hottest month, July(28.8°C in average) and the coldest one, January(4°C in average). No-frost season lasts 230-240 days a year. The annual average precipitation is around 1,400mm, of which the precipitation in the months from May to September accounts for 60%. Wang Yang-ming (1472-1529) Chinese scholar and official whose idealistic interpretation of Neo-Confucianism influenced philosophical thinking in East Asia for centuries. The son of a high government official, he was both a secretary to the Ministry of War and a lecturer on Confucianism by 1505. Chu Shun-shui (1600-1682) Noted Chinese patriot who fled China after the destruction of the Ming dynasty (1368–1644). Arriving in Japan, he became one of the primary compilers of the Dai Nihon shi (“History of Great Japan”), a comprehensive rewriting of Japanese history, which served to reawaken nationalistic feelings as well as to develop a sense of loyalty to the emperor. Chus unswerving loyalty to the Ming dynasty provided a model for Chinese students in Japan who, late in the 19th century, returned home to lead the struggle that overthrew the Ching dynasty in the Chinese Revolution of 1911–12. Huang Tsung-hsi (1610-1659) One of the foremost Chinese scholars and reformers in the early Ching period whose major contribution was a critique of the excessive auth