Jiangxi is a landlocked province located in southeastern China. Its most important river is the 751-kilometer-long Gan River, which has given the province its abbreviation. The Gan River flows from south to north, eventually emptying into Poyang Lake, China's largest freshwater lake, which in turn drains into the Yangtze River, touching Jiangxi only at its northern border.

Jiangxi has a humid subtropical climate. January temperatures range from 3°C to 9°C on average, while average July temperatures range from 27°C to 31°C. The provincial capital, Nanchang, is one of the hottest cities in China. Annual precipitation ranges from 1200 to 1900 mm, with the majority falling between April and July. The northeast region is among the wettest areas of the province.

Jiangxi is home to the Gan dialect, one of the seven dialect groups of the Chinese language. The Gan dialect is spoken across two-thirds of the province and is further divided into sub-dialects such as the Nanchang dialect, Yichun dialect, and Ji'an dialect. Putonghua, the standard language of the People's Republic of China, is understood almost everywhere. In the southern regions, there are areas inhabited by Hakka people who speak their own language. In the northern border areas, dialects such as Hui and Wu are spoken.

Ganju (Jiangxi-Opera) is a form of Chinese Opera, thats home to Jiangxi.

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