Arctic Village

Starting from Genhe, the cold pole of China, passing through Mangui, and heading towards Mohe Arctic Village. As we approached Arctic Village, we were greeted by the Rainbow Music Avenue, where cars automatically sing as they pass by. We parked our self-driving car in the large parking lot at the entrance of the scenic area, took a shuttle bus to the hotel, and went out to explore after dropping off our luggage. The shuttle bus can be summoned by phone at any time. We walked through Love Square, North Square, saw the Golden Rooster Crown, the Northernmost Knight Monument, and took photos at the No. 138 China Boundary Marker. The boundary river Heilongjiang flows quietly, and on the other side of the river is Amur Oblast, Russia. Arctic Village has the northernmost sentry post, the northernmost post office, the northernmost passenger station, the northernmost welfare lottery, and everything is the northernmost . At the northernmost post office, I sent myself a postcard, which took nearly 20 days to arrive, truly a remote frontier. At night, there is a grand bonfire party at Arctic Square, where people from all over the country gather to feel the prosperity and strength of the motherland, the peace and happiness of the people. Turning to Seven Star Square, we saw the legendary Mohe Dance Hall. Before returning to the hotel, we visited the Snowman Cabin, which is truly a happy little courtyard.