On the 9th, the reporter learned from the China Meteorological Administration that around the viewpoint of "this summer will usher in the hottest summer in history", Chen Lijuan, the chief forecaster of the National Climate Center, said that according to the National Climate Center's prediction, the average temperature in China this summer is higher than usual, and the number of high temperature days is more than usual, especially in the south and Xinjiang. However, the high temperature is not out of control, and the occurrence of extreme high temperature processes is limited by space and time. The specific prediction of the National Climate Center is that during this year's main flood season, temperatures in most parts of the country will be higher than the same period in previous years, and there will be periodic heatwaves in North China, East China, Central China, South China, the eastern part of Southwest China, Xinjiang and other areas. Experts point out that this cannot be directly equated with online rumors that "the Earth is about to enter a new round of extreme high temperatures in 2026, and this summer is destined to be a rare hot summer in history. The high temperatures will come earlier, last longer, and be stronger". Chen Lijuan said that for the general public, the summer of 2026 may be a "relatively hot, hot weather, and less noticeable period" summer, especially in the south and Xinjiang, but it is not a "catastrophic summer of collapse". (Looking into the New Era)