Qiqihar

Qiqihar is a significant city in the Heilongjiang Province, Northeast China. It has 895,000 tenants. These are basically Han Chinese and the occupant minorities are, among others, Manchu, Daur, and Mongolians. Near Qiqihar are various wetlands and the Zhalong Nature Reserve, renowned in China for being home to various red-delegated cranes.

Qiqihar is spotted in the center and lower scopes of Nenjiang River and the hinterland of Songnen Plain, which is adjoining the Greater Xing'an Mountains and Hulunbeir Prairie, with a level geography, bottomless water and grass, and the prevalent common conditions have given a great life support to the reproducing and living of the person. Qiqihar is the halfway tone of the Dawur word Qichahali, which means bordertown or common pasture; Qiqihar was first fabricated at Pukui Village, in this manner called as Pukui too.

The zone appreciates a mild mainland rainstorm atmosphere at a high height, the spring is dry and breezy, and summer is hot and blustery. The pre-winter is shorter and the winter is nippy and long.

It is a celebrated nature hold for feathered creature fowl with a territory of 210,000 hectares (2,100 sq kilometers). Rumored as the town of the cranes, it pulls in two hundred and ninety-six types of flying creatures altogether, with the cranes being the biggest in number.