Introduction to Mudanjiang City
Mudanjiang City, located in the southeast of Heilongjiang Province, is known as "the north of the Great Wall and the south of the Yangtze River". The Mudanjiang River Basin was a place of great caution in ancient times. From the beginning of Emperor Shun and Yu, it has always been the birthplace of the ancestors of the Manchu and their descendants. In 698 AD, the local regime of the Tang Dynasty - Bohai State was established, and the relics of Longquan Mansion in Shangjing still exist. The city was established in 1937 and was liberated in August 1945. Up to now, the ancient customs still exist, and the folkway is simple. There have been many national heroes and revolutionaries in the past dynasties. The war of Jacques, the "Ping Nanyang" Anti Japanese War, the eight women throwing into the river, Yang Zirong's suppression of bandits and other epic historical events took place here. The climate of Mudanjiang is characterized by the continental monsoon climate in the middle temperate zone. The frost free period is 126 days, and the average precipitation is 535.6, which is mainly concentrated in summer, with the characteristics of the same period of rain and heat. Mudanjiang has beautiful scenery. Jingbo Lake, a volcanic lava barrier lake unique to China and second in the world, is a national key scenic spot. Jingpo Lake "Underground Forest" is the world famous "Volcano Crater" primeval forest and a national forest park. The original forest Peony Peak nearest to the city in China is magnificent, the largest artificial lake in northern China - Lianhua Lake is green and beautiful, the forest tiger park is breathtaking, the ice and snow tourism is unique, and the transnational tourism is completely different Landscape: Jingbo Lake, Xingkai Lake, Peony Peak Nature Reserve, the site of the Bohai State of the Tang Dynasty, the Eight Women Group Carving in the River, the Tomb of Martyr Yang Zirong, Shuangfeng Forest Farm, Dongning Fortress, etc.
Climate background analysis of Mudanjiang
Mudanjiang, located in the east of Heilongjiang Province, has a humid monsoon climate in the middle temperate zone, with short spring, fast warming, strong wind and drought prone; It is warm and rainy in summer; The autumn is short and the temperature drops quickly; Winter is long and cold. The annual average temperature is 4.3 ℃, and January is the coldest, with an average temperature of - 17 ℃ and an extreme minimum temperature of - 35 ℃; July is the hottest month with an average temperature of 22 ℃, and there was an extreme maximum temperature of 38 ℃. The average annual rainfall is about 540 mm, and the average annual sunshine is 2305 hours.
