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Wuxi is located in the Yangtze River Delta in Jiangsu Province about half way between Shanghai and Nanjing. The city of Wuxi itself boasts a modest population of 4.359 million including 2.1306 million in the downtown area of the city proper. Wuxi covers on area of 4,650km-- inclusive of 517.7 km as the city center. Ranging from hot and humid to cold and humid, Wuxi has four distinct seasons. The annual temperature averages 15.5 C; temperatures will range from below 0 C-- in the winter to 40 C-- in the summertime. The average annual rainfall is approximately 1,000 millimeters. The major landscape features of the city are all water; the two most prominent bodies of water being Tai Hu Lake and the Grand Canal.

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Wuxi City Guide

Wuxi - Close to Shanghai, Yet So Far
Wuxi - Close to Shanghai, Yet So Far
Had your fill of ooh-ing and ahh-ing over Shanghai’s futuristic Sino-splendor? If so, consider a jaunt out to Wuxi, as underrated a city as you’re likely to find in China.