Guangzhou, Korea? It is the gateway to Seoul, the capital of South Korea, 60 kilometers away from Seoul. It is rich in ceramics and is known as the official kiln of South Korea.

Gwangju, South Korea? It is the fifth largest city in Korea, the full name is Gwangju Metropolitan City, which is rich in rice, cotton and silk.

Gwangju, South Korea has a warm maritime inland climate, with an average annual temperature of 65,438+03.6℃ and an average annual precipitation of 65,438+0.289 mm. The terrain is dominated by unequal mountains in the east, showing a basin shape. Bounded by mountains, it has an inland climate in the southeast and a maritime climate in the west.

Guangzhou's industrial structure is dominated by the tertiary industry, with agriculture accounting for 2.4%, mining accounting for 27.7% and service industry accounting for 69.9%. The nearby plain where Gwangju is located is known as the land of three whites in history, which is also the origin of rice, cotton and silk. In recent years, based on the existing industries such as automobiles, machinery, electrical appliances and electronics, Gwangju has vigorously developed three core strategic industries such as light industry, design industry and high-tech parts industry, focusing on cultivating solar energy industry.