About Changchun

Changchun, corresponding to the meaning of "Long Spring" in English, is the capital city of Jilin Province. It is located in the center of the Northeast China Plain. Changchun is known as the "City of Automobiles", "City of Films", "City of Forests", "City of Sculpture" and "Spring City of Northland". It is an important industrial base and a comprehensive transportation hub in Northeast China.

Tourist Attractions

Changchun offers a rich blend of history and nature. Key attractions include:

• Puppet Manchurian Palace Museum: A historical site that provides insight into the region's past during the Qing dynasty and Manchukuo era.
• Jingyuetan National Forest Park: Known as the "sister lake" of Taiwan's Sun Moon Lake, it features a vast forest and a beautiful crystal-clear lake, perfect for hiking and boating.
• Changchun World Sculpture Park: A large park showcasing diverse sculptures from artists around the world, reflecting themes of peace, friendship, and spring.
• Changchun Film Century City: China's first special effects movie theme park, offering immersive film experiences.
• Changchun Film Museum: The birthplace of Chinese cinema.

Weather

Changchun has a semi-moist monsoon climate. The summers are short and warm, making it a comfortable time for visitors. The average temperature in summer is pleasant, providing a great escape from the heat found in southern China. Winters are long and cold, famous for ice and snow activities.