You are witness to a city of legends. At the northern most point of China, and the eastern most end of the world, it wakes at dawn each morning, and loses itself in ecstasy each night.

　　Across the street, old and young observe each other, youthful passion on one side, and meditative reflection on the other. The city integrating cultural diversity, breaking down geographical barriers, transcending time and space with bigger dreams, stronger personality and clearer direction than all the rest. （開(kāi)頭一整段都大牛?。。?ài)死了！?。。?/p>

　　Harbin’s ancient origins are shrouded in the mists of time, but the city was prepared into the limelight a hundred years ago. There has never been a city so “Chinese” as Harbin, nor a Chinese city so exotic. A century has passed by, events of many moons echoes through history, but what was young is still young. Despite a century gone by, Harbin is still full of vitality, excitement, stimulation and contradiction, sense of Déjà Vu combined with greater uniqueness than any other city you have visited.

　　Child of Nature

　　Unlike cities that remain the same throughout the year, Harbin has four clear seasons. The city is located at latitude 45 degrees north of the equator, providing ideal conditions for raising cattle, cultivating corn, and proceduring instrument manufacturing, earning the reputation as the golden milk and corn belt.

　　The river blesses the city; the river brings the city spirit; the river brings the city life. Harbin grew up at the Songhua River, and always follows the ethos of bringing prosperity to both banks of the Songhua River. Because we depend on it, the ecology of the Songhua River must always be improved, preserving the mother heart to this muscling city, ensuring future generations as yet unforeseen business opportunities. Environmental protection is not just a goal for economic development, but also part of this city’s tradition.