Who can give an overview of Lianyungang’s geology, landforms, beaches, vegetation, soil, and coastal landform types. . . .

Lianyungang City is located in the southern part of the warm temperate zone, with an average temperature of 14°C throughout the year, an average temperature of -0.4°C in January, and an average temperature of 26.5°C in July. The average precipitation over the years is more than 920 mm, and the frost-free period is 220 days. The dominant wind direction is southeasterly. Due to the regulation of the ocean, the climate type is a humid monsoon climate with slightly maritime climate characteristics. Climate characteristics: four distinct seasons, cold and dry in winter, hot and rainy in summer. There is sufficient sunlight and moderate rainfall. Jiangsu Province has the most sunshine and wind energy resources and is one of the best regions in the world. The entire Lianyungang terrain slopes from northwest to southeast, with plains, oceans, and mountains, as well as rivers, lakes, hills, and tidal flats. The city's landforms are basically distributed into three parts: the central plain area, the western hilly area and the eastern coastal area. The mountains within the territory mainly belong to the remnants of Yimeng Mountain, with 214 peaks of different sizes, including Nanyuntai Mountain, Zhongyuntai Mountain, Beiyuntai Mountain, Jinping Mountain, etc. The highest peak is Yunv Peak, which is also the highest peak in Jiangsu Province. 625 meters. There are many islands and reefs, including 9 islands.