Shanghai weather forecast from August 13th to 18th

For every 100 meters the temperature rises, the temperature drops by 0.6 degrees. Mount Tai is 1,500 meters above sea level, and the temperature is about 10 degrees lower than at the bottom of the mountain.
The recent weather in Taishan is around 10-15 degrees at night, and rain is forecast on the 12th and 13th, so remember to bring a raincoat.
You can rent military coats on the mountain. You can rent them when you get too cold. There are many people renting them along the way, and they say this is the last place.
Camping is not recommended on weekends because there are too many people and it is difficult to find a suitable place to camp. The management will also take care of it and say that it is unsafe due to the large number of people unless we find a place with fewer people.

China News Service, Quanzhou, August 12 (Sun Hong and Su Qiaofeng) The reporter learned at the Quanzhou Police pre ss conference held on the evening of the 12th that because he wanted to create a stunt on the Internet, a 17-year-old boy He was caught by the police on the afternoon of the 12th after spre ading rumors about the earthquake in Quanzhou, Fujian Province on "Baidu Tieba".
According to reports, on the morning of August 10, police from the Cyber ​​Security Division of the Quanzhou Public Security Bureau found a netizen posting in the "Baidu Tieba" "Hello everyone, I am from Quanzhou, Fujian. There was an earthquake this morning." "32 people died in our village and many houses collapsed please help us" and other posts that were obviously rumored. Because it was published on a well-known website, it attracted the attention of netizens across the country and caused extremely negative effects.
The police acted quickly to deal with the post in accordance with the law and track down the rumor mongers. On the afternoon of the 12th, the police arrested the suspect Cai Chongmou, male, 17 years old, for maliciously spre ading rumors in a village in Dongshi Town, Jinjiang City. After interrogation, the suspect Cai Chongmou told the police that he posted the post out of a joke and to create gimmicks online, and that he was "young and ignorant." He expre ssed regret for the impact the rumors had on society. The case is currently under further review.
Du Xinsheng, a policeman from the Cyber ​​Security Division of the Quanzhou Public Security Bureau, told reporters, "After investigation, rumors that an earthquake was about to occur in Fujian were first spre ad on the Internet around 12 noon on March 13 this year." A person nicknamed " "Dream Boy", a netizen from Yong'an, published an article on his NetEase personal blog. The content is, "An earthquake will occur in Fujian on August 13, with the epicenter in Zhangzhou City, and abnormal animal phenomena in Zhaojiabao and other places." etc. , and at the end of the post, he falsely claimed that the report was published by Tencent. Subsequently, the Cyber ​​Security Department of the Quanzhou Public Security Bureau strengthened online early warning work in response to earthquake rumors. Local website administrators and many Quanzhou-based netizens voluntarily stood up to safeguard social stability in Quanzhou.
Recently, rumors about "an earthquake will occur in Quanzhou on August 13" have been further spre ad on the Internet and society. Some people with ulterior motives took the opportunity to spre ad earthquake rumors, which affected the normal work and work of the general public. order of life. Officials in Fujian and Quanzhou attach great importance to this and have organized many consultations with earthquake experts and publicly dispelled the rumors. Quanzhou police have recently launched a joint operation to track down those who maliciously spre ad rumors. (End)