February is the most unpredictable month for China travel. Spring Festival (Chinese New Year) usually falls here, creating a week-long nationwide shutdown followed by massive return travel. Outside those dates, February remains cold but offers some of the lowest prices and thinnest crowds of the year.
Similar to January. North still deep winter (-5 to 5°C). Central cold and damp (2-10°C). South mild (12-22°C). Some northern cities get late-winter snow.
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