High-resolution paleoclimate record from Hainan Island reveals solar-forced hydroclimatic variability in tropical China during the late Holocene

Key Points

• Hydroclimatic variability was influenced by solar forcing during the late Holocene, indicating key climate changes.
• Key evidence includes high-resolution data that illustrates a distinct pattern of climate variability across periods.
• Observational analysis reveals connections between solar activity and shifts in hydroclimatic conditions over time.
• Findings highlight the need for understanding solar impact on climate, particularly in tropical regions like China.