Are the seasons in England the same as those in China?

The seasons in England are the same as those in China.

Britain and China are both in the northern hemisphere. Britain has a temperate maritime climate, controlled by prevailing westerly winds, which is mild and humid all year round, with little change in four seasons. China's climate is characterized by high temperature and rainy summer, cold and little rain in winter, and the high temperature period is consistent with the rainy period.

The territory of China extends from north to south for about 50 latitudes. Due to different latitudes, there are significant differences in the height angle of the sun at noon and the length of day and night, which leads to different astronomical radiation between the north and the south. Especially in winter, there is a great difference in solar radiation between north and south. The seasonal changes of temperature and precipitation in China are obvious, with four distinct seasons in most areas, cold and little rain in winter, hot and rainy in summer and short transition season in spring and autumn. The interannual variation of temperature and precipitation is great. Due to the difference between winter and summer monsoon advance and retreat, some areas often have abnormal phenomena such as cold, warm and early waterlogging.