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The city of Changchun, which is the central city of Jilin province, is the transportation center of the three northeastern provinces and served as the capital when Japan built Manchuria. You can see J...
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The city of Changchun, which is the central city of Jilin province, is the transportation center of the three northeastern provinces and served as the capital when Japan built Manchuria. You can see Japanese architectural style reflected in buildings all over Changchun city.
In addition, since ethnic KOrean Chinese live in various parts of Jilin province, you can often see signboards and stationery written in Hangul while traveling around the city. You can get to know the Chinese people who speak KOrean and you can feel a greater sense of friendliness there than in other large cities. Changchun has a very high rate of urban greenery compared to other cities, so you can enjoy lush greenery in the summer, and it is a place that boasts beautiful snowflakes in the winter.
In the middle of October, the Changchun area greets the first snow of winter and does not enjoy the warmth of sunshine until May of the following year. There are various theories stating that the city was named Changchun because of its long winters and short springs.
In addition, Changchun is home to the standard Chinese dialect (standard Mandarin) and its price level is lower than that of major cities, such as Beijing and Shanghai, so many students who want to learn standard Chinese study at local universities and middle/high schools in the region.
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After arriving in Changchun, move to the downtown area.
It takes about one hour by taxi to the People’s Square and it is recommended that you try local cuisines from the restaurants nearby. - Museum of the Imperial Palace of Manchukuo The Imperial Palace was the palace where Emperor Puyi, chosen by Japan as the emperor of Manchukuo, which they set up in Northeast China in 1932, resided. It takes about two hours to tour the site.
- Jingyue Lake National Forest Park It is a man-made park built in the days of Manchukuo, featuring distinctive landscapes, spectacular views of the lake, and beautiful sunsets. The park is quite spacious so you can get around with rental bikes.
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We recommend going to the hotel via taxi.
Afterwards, we recommend touring Guilin Road.
- Nanning Nanhu Park A man-made lake park located in downtown Changchun. You can ride boats on the lake. There is also a play facility for children and they can even ride horses.
- World Sculpture Park A sculpture park with a lake, as well as sculptures created by famous sculptors from 100 different countries on display.
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Cultural Square
Construction began in 1938 for a new palace for the Emperor Puyi, but construction was suspended due to the anti-Japanese war.
The Changchun city government completed construction in 1954. Currently, it is used as the Jilin University Chaoyang District Campus. - Free tour around Chongqing Road Chongqing road is located in the downtown center. Enjoy a dinner after free sightseeing in the city center with many shopping and entertainment facilities, including Hongqi Street.
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