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More to see in Harbin
When planning a vacation in Harbin, don’t even expect to see traditional Chinese pagodas or the emperor’s palaces. You will not find even numerous Buddhist temples that are so typical for other Chinese cities. You will visit the capital of Heilongjiang, the northernmost province of China. The Great Wall separates this region from the real Chinese life. At some time in the past, Harbin was under Russian influence. That is why it is possible to see many buildings and architectural landmarks typical for Siberia. This is particularly true about the old part of the city. Currently, Harbin is the largest city in Northeast China. If we compare Harbin to other cities in China, we will notice that its history is not so rich because this is a relatively young city. Harbin was a small village until the time when the Russian Empire decided to build the Trans-Siberian Railroad. At that time, mostly fishermen and their families lived in the settlement. At the end of the 19th century, when the Qing dynasty was the ruler of China, Russia got permission to build a railroad in this part of the country. The road was to cross the territory of North Manchuria. This fact helped Harbin to become a large transportation hub. Closer to the end of the construction works, many Russian people settled in the area. When tensions started in the Russian Empire, Russian Jews started actively moving to Chinese territory. After the revolution, many Russians chose to move to Harbin and settle … Read further

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Harbin sightseeing

Closer to the end of the construction works, many Russian people settled in the area. When tensions started in the Russian Empire, Russian Jews started actively moving to Chinese territory. After the revolution, many Russians chose to move to Harbin and settle here. Trying to escape from the Soviet Union, many families ran to Harbin in attempts to find tranquil and peaceful life far away from the communist threat. … Open

Overview of festivals and celebrations in China

In early March, the province of Shawan in Guangzhou hosts the eponymous festival. Be sure to go out into the street, join the atmosphere of general fun timed to the arrival of spring, see performances of street artists, taste traditional Cantonese dishes. In January, tourists are given the opportunity to see the combination of ancient and modern cultures of China at the Guangzhou Temple Fair. It's worthwhile to watch Chinese martial art shows, the ancient "Chaoshan Yingge" dance, whose history has about 3 thousand years, "lion" and "dragon" dances, as well as try national sweets. At night, hundreds of thousands of paper lanterns are launched into the sky. … Open

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