Top 10 Coldest Asian Countries

Can conform Hohhot is not that cold. It is generally hot in the summer. Only in the winter does it become cold, around October or Novermber to March or April.

I lived in Changchun, the capital of Jilin province in the far northeast. Winters are long and brutal there, but the summer is very hot.

Hohhot more like Hohcold.

I will see myself out

Hohnotthatcold

Probably pretty cold on top of Everest

I had a feeling it was something like that, because even for very cold countries, these average temperatures are really low.

The Confederation of Mullets.

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It's really not that arbitrary...at least no more so than any political boundary. Geographically, the border between Europe and Asia is widely considered to be the Ural mountains, the Caucasus mountains, and the Bosphorus Strait. Georgia and Armenia are south of the Caucasus mountains, so are geographically in Asia, even if they may be more closely associated with Europe culturally.

Why are those the boundaries? In order for it not to be arbitrary you need to give a reason other than "that's just where the border is generally considered to be". Boundaries between continents are not primarily political, though they can be implicated in some political decisions such as which countries are eligible to enter the EU, and political boundaries are sometimes a lot less arbitrary (though some are even more arbitrary and just lie along some parallel or meridian).

That's why I qualified my statement by saying it was no more arbitrary than other boundaries. You can argue why Europe and Asia are even two separate continents. Because people widely agree they are, that's why. The Ural mountains and the Caucasus mountains are huge natural barriers between areas generally considered to be Europe and those generally considered to be Asia. Where else would you put the boundary if you are considering them different continents?