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Follow the Amur, Songhua and Nen between wetland plains, forest towns and volcanic lakes. Points indicate approximate regional positions, not administrative boundaries, entrances or travel routes.

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Harbin Qiqihar Yichun, Heilongjiang Mudanjiang Jiamusi Daqing Jixi Shuangyashan Qitaihe Hegang Heihe Suihua Saint Sophia, Harbin Zhalong Wetland Harbin Grand Theatre Bohai Shangjing Longquanfu Archaeological Site Jingpo Lake Yabuli Ski Resort Mohe Village and Local History Wudalianchi Volcanic Landscape

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Wuying Red-Pine Forest

Wuying protects natural red-pine stands within the mixed forests of the Lesser Khingan. Forestry brought roads, settlements and industrial work to the region after 1948; conserving the old woodland now connects that history with a living ecosystem.

Mossy stones and trees along Xiangshui Creek at Wuying
Xiangshui Creek in Wuying National Forest Park.

Wuying Red-Pine Forest

Mossy stones and trees along Xiangshui Creek at Wuying

Red Pine in Wuying: A Forest Measured in Generations

Wuying’s red-pine forest is part of the Xiaoxing’anling’s mixed woodland, where Korean pine grows alongside broad-leaved trees. Its protected stands and walking routes offer a way to read forestry history through a living ecosystem.

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  1. Xiangshui Creek in Wuying National Forest Park.William L. Farr / CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0 Photo source ↗ Rights information ↗ Proportionally resized and converted to WebP; no cropping or scene-content changes.