Jilin

Located in the southeast of Changchun City and on the west side of Jingyue Pond Scenic Area, Changchun Movie Wonderland is a well-known movie-themed park in China. You will find a variety of cutting-edge special effects, as well as a 4D film, 3D water screen films, laser suspension, spherical screen films, and other special effects films combined with reality stunt shows and comedies. You can also learn about the filming process.

Jingyue Pond (Crescent Pond) is a reservoir in the southeastern suburb of Changchun. It is known as the "sister lake of Taiwan’s Riyue Lake". The groves of trees planted around the lake have become the largest forest park in Changchun. Walk through the forest paths to admire the trees, or stroll to the reservoir to look at the glimmering water and breathe in some fresh air. This is a great place to relax and unwind.

Heaven Lake is located at the top of the main volcanic cone on Changbai Mountain. It is the source of the Songhua River and a must-see site at Changbai Mountain. Enchanting scenery awaits in every season. From the top of the mountain, you can look down on all its undulating peaks. Sixteen mountain peaks cluster around a placid mountain lake of deep blue reflecting the clear, blue sky. It is an enchanting setting unlike any other.

The Museum of the Imperial Palace of Manchukuo is located in the northeastern corner of Changchun on Guangfu Road. This was the palace of Aisin Gioro Puyi the symbolic emperor of the puppet state Manchuko, also known as Manchuria. He lived here from 1932 to 1945. The main buildings in the Imperial Palace of Manchuko are small two-story structures with yellow glazed roof tiles. These include the Qinmin Building, Jixi Building and Tongde Hall, all three of which are exceptional buildings merging Chinese and western style. This was also where Puyi worked and lived, and there are many historical materials and cultural relics on display so that visitors can learn about the last emperor's early life and the crimes of the invading Japanese army.