Typhoon naming rules

According to experts, the Pacific Northwest is the region with the most frequent typhoon (tropical storm) activities in the world, and as many as six or seven typhoons land in China every year. Over the years, countries and regions concerned have called tropical storms here by different names, and the same typhoon often has several names. According to the region and time of occurrence, China has carried out four-code numbering, with the first two digits as the year and the last two digits as the sequence number. The typhoon centers of the Asia-Pacific professional meteorological observatory under the World Meteorological Organization in Tokyo, Japan are numbered in the order of entering 18 degrees east longitude and north of the equator. Joint typhoon warning center, the US Navy of Guam, is named after the names of British and American countries, and Guam is also commonly used in international media reports. Some countries or regions have their own names for typhoons that affect this area. In order to avoid the confusion of names, relevant countries and regions held a special meeting and decided that all typhoons (tropical storms) active in the northwest Pacific region should use a set of new names recognized by 14 countries (regions) in the Asia-Pacific region from last year, so as to facilitate people of all countries to prevent Taiwan from disasters and strengthen international and regional cooperation.

among the 14 typhoon names put forward by 14 members, except for 1 in Hongkong and Macau, 1 names put forward by mainland China are: Dragon King, Sun Wukong, Jade Rabbit, Haiyan, Fengshen, Poseidon, Rhododendron, Dian Mu, Hippocampus and Haitang. Experts said that the No.5 typhoon rammasun was named by Thailand, which means "Raytheon"; Typhoon Chatan No.6 was named by Americans, which means "rain"; The No.8 tropical storm "nakri" that landed in Taiwan Province today is the name of a Cambodian flower. It is reported that tropical storms will become typhoons after strengthening.

Experts say that as early as the 18th century, Australian meteorologists had a sudden idea and began to name typhoons with women's names as an honor or a souvenir for their girlfriends, beloved wives or politicians who were left out in the cold. This practice quickly became popular in Europe and America. In 1949, the first hurricane in the Atlantic was named "Harry", because when the hurricane hit Florida, US President Harris Truman was there to inspect; Soon, another even crazier hurricane swept through Florida, and people called her "Beth", the president's wife. In a typhoon season, two typhoons jumped out of the Gulf of Mexico at the same time, named Alice and Barbara respectively. The little sisters attracted an unprecedented flood. As a result, the movement against naming typhoons after women surged, and letters and voices almost drowned the newspapers and the weather bureau. Despite this, stubborn meteorologists still insist on this practice, which was used in many countries until the end of 197s. Hurricane Cecil in 1979 was the first typhoon named after a man in American history.

interestingly, the names of typhoons in the western Pacific currently used still have few meanings of disaster, but most of them have elegant and peaceful meanings, such as jasmine, rose, pearl, lotus, colorful clouds, etc., which seem to be not in harmony with typhoon disasters. Experts believe that typhoons will not only bring violent storms, but also benefit mankind sometimes. In the hot summer season, the typhoon can relieve the drought and heat, so it doesn't hurt to have a gentle name. However, the Typhoon Committee has other provisions. If a typhoon does commit a heinous crime, the members concerned can apply for a name change, thus nailing this demon to the shame frame of disaster history forever.

Attachment: List of Tropical Cyclones in the Northwest Pacific and South China Sea

Serial Number English Name Chinese Name Source Meaning

1-1 Damrey Cambodian Elephant in Davy

1-2 Longwang Dragon King China, the mythical god of rain

1-3 Kirogi Hongyan, a Korean migratory bird, Go to

1-4 Kai-tak Kai Tak China Hong Kong Hong Kong Old Airport Name

1-5 Tembin Libra Japanese Libra

1-6 Bolaven Blavin Laos Highland

1-7 Chanchu Pearl China Macau Pearl

1-8 Jelawat Jielahua A freshwater fish in Malaysia

1-9. Ewiniar Ayouni, the traditional storm god of Micronesia (Chuuk)

1-1 Bilis Bilis Philippine speed

1-11 Kaemi Gemei Korean ant

1-12 Prapiroon prapiroon Thailand Rain God

1-13 Maria Maria American lady's name (Chamarro)

1- 14 Saomai Sang Mei Vietnam Venus

2-1 Bopha Baoxia Cambodia Flower Name

2-2 Wukong Wukong China the Monkey King

2-3 Sonamu Pinus koraiensis, which can take root in stone cliffs, Evergreen in all seasons

2-4 Shanshan Shanshan China Hong Kong girl's name

2-5 Yagi Capricorn Capricorn Japanese Capricorn

2-6 Xangsane Elephant Laos

2-7 Bebinca Bebijia Macau Macau Milk Pudding

2-8 Rumbia Wambia Malaysian Palm Tree

2-9 Soulik. Suli Micronesia's traditional Pohnpei chieftain title

2-1 Cimaron cimaron Philippine Bison

2-11 Chebi Swallow Korea Swallow

2-12 Durian Durian Thailand Thailand's favorite fruit

2-13 Utor Ute American squall line (in Marshalese)

2-14. Trami Tanmei Vietnamese flower

3-1 Kong-rey Connie, a lovely girl in Cambodian Khmer legend

3-2 Yutu Jade Rabbit, a legendary rabbit in China

3-3 Toraji Taozhi, a flower in the deep mountains of North Korea

3-4 Man-yi Wanyi China Hong Kong Strait name, Now it is the reservoir

3-5 Usagi Tiantu Japanese Tiantu constellation

3-6 Pabuk, a big freshwater fish in Laos

3-7 Wutip butterfly, an insect in Macau

3-8 Sepat, a freshwater fish in San Palma Malaysia

3-9 Fitow, a beautiful fragrant flower in Micronesia (in Yapese)

3-1. Danas danas Philippines experience

3-11 Nari lily a flower in Korea

3-12 Vipa weipa Thai lady's name

3-13 Francisco van Gogh American male name (Chamarro)

3-14 Lekima lichima Vietnamese fruit

4-1 Krosa Rosa Kampuchea. Zhaihe

4-2 Haiyan Haiyan, a seabird in China

4-3 Podul willow, a tree planted in both urban and rural areas in North Korea

4-4 Lingling China Hongkong girl's name

4-5 Kajiki swordfish Japanese swordfish constellation

4-6 Faxai Faqian Lao lady's name

4-7 Vamei. Thrushcross Macao bird

4-8 Tapah Taba Malaysia freshwater fish

4-9 Mitag Mina Micronesia lady's name (Yap language)

4-1 Hagibis Philippine brown swift

4-11 Noguri raccoon Korean dog

4-12 Ramasoon rammasun Thailand Raytheon

. > 4-13 Chataan Chateaan American Rain (Chamorro)

4-14 Halong Xialang Vietnam, a bay name

5-1 Nakri nakri and Cambodia, a flower

5-2 Fengshen, the god of wind in China's mythology

5-3 Kalmaegi seagull, a seabird from North Korea

5-4. Fung-wong Phoenix China Hong Kong Peak Name

5-5 Kammuri Northern Corona Japanese Northern Corona Constellation

5-6 Phanfone Papon Lao Animals

5-7 Vongfong Hornet Macao A Class of Insects

5-8 Rusa Lusa Malaysian Deer

5-9 Sinlaku Senlake Micronesia Legend. Goddess of Kosrae

5-1 Hagupit Philippine Whip

5-11 Changmi Rose Korean Flower Name

5-12 Megkhla Mikla Thai Ray Angel

5-13 Higos American Ficus (Chamarro language)

5-14 Bavi Bavi, a mountain in northern Vietnam.

6-1 Maysak Mesak Cambodian tree

6-2 Haishen Poseidon China's mythical God of the sea

6-3 Pongsona Impatiens, a beautiful flower in North Korea

6-4 Yanyan Yan Yan Yan China Hong Kong girl's name

6-5 Kujira whale Japanese Whale

6-6 Chan-ho. M canhong Laos tree

6-7 Linfa Lotus Macau flower

6-8 Nangka Langka Malaysia fruit

6-9 Soudelor soudelor Micronesia legendary Pohnpei Chief

6-1 Imbudo Ibudu Philippines Funnel

6-11 Koni Swan South Korea. Birds

6-12 Hanuman Hanwen Interesting Monkey in Thailand

6-13 Etau Ai Tao American Storm Cloud (Palauan language)

6-14 Vamco ring high in a river in southern Vietnam

7-1 Krovanh Krovanh Cambodia A tree

7-2 Dujuan Rhododendron China a flower

7-1. Emi cicada

7-4 Choi-wan colorful clouds in North Korea, clouds in the sky in Hong Kong, China

7-5 Koppu Grand Majestic constellation in Japan

7-6 Ketsana Kesana, a tree in Laos

7-7 Parma Bama, a cooking style in Macau

7-8 Melor, a flower in Malaysia

7-9 Nepartak Nibert, a famous warrior of Micronesia (in Kosrae)

7-1 Lupit, lupit, Philippines, cruelty

7-11 Sudal Suter, South Korean otter

7-12 Nida Nida, Thai lady's name

7-13 Omais Omez roaming in the United States (in Palauan)

7. Conson Kang Sen Vietnamese Monument

8-1 Chanthu Candu Cambodian flower

8-2 Dianmu Dian Mu China mythical god of thunder

8-3 Mindule dandelion North Korea a small yellow flower

8-4 Tingting Tingting China Hong Kong girl's name

8-5 Kompasu compass Japanese circle. Constellation

8-6 Namtheun Nanchuan Laos River

8-7 Malou Agate Macau

8-8 Meranti Moranti Malaysia Tree

8-9 Rananim Yunna Micronesia Hello (Chuukese)

8-1 Malakas malka Philippines is strong, Powerful

8-11 Megi catfish Korean fish

8-12 Chaba Siam Thai tropical flower

8-13 Kodo Kudu American Cloud (Marshalese)

8-14 Songda Sanda Vietnam a river in northwest Vietnam

9-1 Sarika Sally Ka Kampuchea finches

9. A fish in China, seahorse

9-3 Meari Mire North Korea Echo

9-4 Ma-on Saddle China Hong Kong Peak Name

9-5 Tokage tokage Japanese tokage Constellation

9-6 Nock-ten Lotan Lao Bird

9-7 Muifa Plum Blossom Macau a flower

9-8 Merbok Miaobai Malaysia. A bird

9-9 Nanmadol Nanmadu Micronesia's famous Pohnpei Ruins

9-1 Talas Taras Philippines Sharp

9-11 Noru South Korea's roe deer

9-12 Kularb rose Thailand's flower

9-13 Rokerok American male name (Chamarro language).

9-14 Sonca Sangka, Vietnam, a singing bird

1-1 Nesat, a Cambodian fisherman

1-2 Haitang Begonia, China Flower

1-3 Algae, Nigeria, North Korea is alive, Flying freely

1-4 Banyan banyan tree a tree in China and Hongkong

1-5 Washi skyhawk Japanese skyhawk constellation

1-6 Matsa Mai Sha Laos female fish

1-7 Sanvu coral Macao a aquatic creature

1-8 Mawar mawa Malaysian rose

1-9 Guchol ancient super. A spice (condiment) in Micronesia (in Yapese)

1-1 Talim Teli, the obvious edge of the Philippines

1-11 Nabi butterfly, the Korean butterfly

1-12 Khan Unkanu, the Thai fruit

1-13 Vicente, the American lady's name (c