1. Maldives Maldives is located near the equator and has obvious tropical climate characteristics, without four seasons. The annual precipitation is 2143 mm and the annual average temperature is 28°C. The daily average maximum temperature is 31°C and the minimum temperature is 26°C.

2. Indonesia Typical tropical rainforest climate, with an annual average temperature of 25-27°C and no four seasons. The north is affected by the northern hemisphere monsoon, with abundant precipitation from July to September, and the south is affected by the southern hemisphere monsoon, with abundant precipitation in December, January and February, with an annual precipitation of 1600-2200 mm.

3. Singapore Singapore is located in the tropics and is controlled by the equatorial low pressure belt all year round. It has an equatorial rainy climate with small annual and daily temperature differences. The average temperature is between 23 and 34°C, the average annual rainfall is about 2,400 mm, and the humidity is between 65% and 90%. The rainy season is from November to January to March of the following year. The weather is unstable due to the relatively humid northeast monsoon. There are usually thunderstorms in the afternoon, and the average low temperature hovers between 24 and 25 degrees Celsius.

From June to September, the southwest wind blows and it is the driest. In the monsoon alternation months, that is, from April to May, and from October to November, the wind on the ground is weak and changeable, the sun is hot, and the highest temperature on the island can reach 35 degrees Celsius.

4. Australia Australia is located in the southern hemisphere. Although the time difference with China is only 2-3 hours, the seasons are completely opposite.

December to February is summer, March to May is autumn, June to August is winter, and September to November is spring. The annual average temperature is 27 degrees Celsius in the north and 14 degrees Celsius in the south. Australia spans two climate zones. The north is tropical. Due to its proximity to the equator, January to February is the typhoon season. The southern part of Australia is temperate. The central and western parts of Australia are uninhabited deserts, dry and rainless, with high temperatures and large temperature differences; in the coastal areas, there is abundant rainfall and a humid climate.

5. Brazil Most of Brazil is in the tropics, with a tropical rainforest climate in the north, a tropical savanna climate in the middle, and a subtropical monsoon humid climate in some parts of the south. The annual average temperature in the Amazon Plain is 25 to 28 degrees, and the annual average temperature in the southern region is 16 to 19 degrees.