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Yan Ji City
The Buerhatong River flows past Mount Maoer, where traditional Korean dance and distinctive cuisine celebrate cultural harmony in Yanji.
A useful way into Yanbian Korean Autonomous Prefecture is through bay shores and fishing practice.
A useful starting point for Yanbian is the documented fact “A useful way into Yanbian Korean Autonomous Prefecture is through bay shores and fishing practice.” The natural conditions and social experience of Yanbian therefore belong to one connected geographic story. Communities responded to surrounding conditions through residence, exchange, and daily practice, giving the spatial pattern a traceable history. The chain from environmental conditions to social practice gives the regional change of Yanbian a clear real-world expression. Taken together, these clues clarify the position, change, and distinctive contribution of Yanbian within the larger region.
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The Buerhatong River flows past Mount Maoer, where traditional Korean dance and distinctive cuisine celebrate cultural harmony in Yanji.
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The emerald waters of the Tumen River mirror forested border ridges, viewed from the scenic mountaintop pavilions of Mount Riguang in Tumen.
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The royal Bohai tomb of Princess Zhenhui rests at Mount Liuding, marking the ancient capital of Aodong where the Bohai Kingdom was founded.
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The Fangchuan border post looks out where three nations meet, near the ruins of Bohai Kingdom Eastern Capital at Baliancheng.
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White apple pear blossoms blanket the Hailan River valley in spring, surrounding the historic well that gave Longjing its pioneer name.
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Rammed earth ramparts of Bohai Kingdom Central Capital at Xigucheng rest near Jindalai folk villages along the upper Tumen River in Helong.
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The Gaya River winds through northern Changbai primeval forests in Wangqing, where ancient Baicaogou ruins reveal prehistoric settlements.
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Thundering Changbai Waterfalls plunge from the crater rim of Heavenly Lake, flanked by tall Scots pines along the Erdaobaihe River in Antu.