What are the similarities and differences between Northern Europe and Northeast China?

Northern Europe has long winters, low temperatures and short and cool summers. Because northern Europe is located at the junction of the northern temperate zone and the northern frigid zone, the temperature in most places is low all the year round.

The vast inland areas of northern Europe are mainly in the sub-frigid coniferous forest climate, because the sub-frigid coniferous forest climate zone is influenced by polar ocean air mass and polar continental air mass, and is the source of polar continental air mass. Winter is long and cold, and the average monthly temperature is below 0℃. This is because this area is the source of polar continental air mass, with high latitude, long night time in winter, small solar altitude angle at noon, snow cover, intense ground radiation cooling, short and warm summer, monthly average temperature above 10℃, annual precipitation of 300 ~ 600 mm, and high relative humidity due to weak evaporation.

The temperate maritime climate is generally distributed in the west coast of the mainland between 40 and 60 north latitude. Its climate is characterized by warm winter and cool summer, small annual temperature difference, moderate annual precipitation, rainy, cloudy and foggy all year round, less sunshine and more rainy days. The temperature in winter is generally above 0℃, the temperature in the hottest month in summer is generally between 10℃ and 20℃, and the annual precipitation is generally between 600 ~1000 mm.

Northeast China has a temperate monsoon climate, characterized by high temperature and rainy summer and cold and dry winter. The diurnal range of annual range is large, and the annual precipitation is mostly between 400-800 mm Due to the high latitude, evaporation in humid and semi-humid areas is weak. However, due to the lower latitude, shorter cold time, higher sun height at noon in summer and the influence of summer monsoon, the temperature in summer is more than 20 degrees, which is much higher than that in northern Europe.

Can a large number of wooden buildings be used in the cold areas of Northeast China? I don't know. However, I think there are fewer insects eating wood in cold areas and their activity time is short, so wooden structures should be used in the cold areas of Northeast China.