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Pierre
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Situated in southeastern Guizhou Province (guì zhōu shěng 贵州省), Qiandongnan Miao and Dong Autonomous Prefecture (qián dōng nán miáo zú dòng zú zì zhì zhōu 黔东南苗族侗族自治州) neighbors Qiannan Buyi and Miao Autonomous Prefecture (qián nán bù yī zú miáo zú zì zhì zhōu 黔南布衣族苗族自治州), Zunyi City (zūn yì shì 遵义市) and Tongren City (tóng rén shì 铜仁市) within the province. It is also bounded on the east by Hunan Province (hú nán shěng 湖南省) in the neighborhood of Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region (guǎng xī zhuàng zú zì zhì qū 广西壮族自治区) in the south.
Overview
Under its administration, there are 15 counties, namely Huangping (huáng píng 黄平), Shibing (shī bǐng 施秉), Sansui (sān suì 三穗), Zhenyuan (zhèn yuǎn 镇远), Cengong (cén gǒng 岑巩), Tianzhu (tiān zhù 天柱), Jinping (jǐn píng 锦屏), Jianhe (jiàn hé 剑河),Taijiang (tái jiāng 台江), Liping (lí píng 黎平), Rongjiang (róng jiāng 榕江), Congjiang (cóng jiāng 从江), Leishan (léi shān 雷山), Majiang (má jiāng 麻江), Danzhai (dān zhài 丹寨), and 1 county-level city - Kaili (凯里). Seat of the Prefecture Government: No.11,
Before the Spring and Autumn Period (770BC-476BC), Qiandongnan was known as a place of southern barbarians and partly belonged to the Chu (chǔ 楚) Kingdom and a local ethnic regime. It made great progress in development during the exploitation of the Miao region in Ming Dynasty (1368-1644).
Physical Features: Qiandongnan lies in the transition area from Yunnan-Guizhou Plateau to hills and basins in
This area enjoys a subtropical humid monsoon climate bearing some features of plateau climate. Average temperatures of the coldest January and hottest July are respectively 5-8°C (41-46.4°F) and 24-28°C (75.2-82.4°F). The rainy season usually lasts from April to October, mainly concentrating on spring and summer. Visitors can visit there in spring, summer and autumn. It is notable that a spread of half a year in Kaili is in rainy season. A raincoat or umbrella should be carried for this trip.
