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Hailaer National Forest Park, called Xishan Park by local people, is located on the mountain package in the west of Hailaer. This park is famous for its primitive Pinus sylvestris forest. What grows here is the primitive Pinus sylvestris var. mongolica. Mongolian oak, yellow bark, tall and straight trunk, few branches, and some grow upward, as if all trees in Northeast China are like this.

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The famous natural Pinus sylvestris forest. Quercus mongolica is the main landscape of forest park. There are more than 4600 natural Pinus sylvestris var. mongolica. There are more than 65,438+0,000 Cinnamomum camphora trees in Gu Song over a hundred years. The oldest tree is 500 years old, and the largest tree has a diameter of 65,438+000 cm. Pinus sylvestris var. mongolica. Mongolian pine, also known as Hailaer pine, belongs to a variety of European red pine. It is a precious coniferous tree species in northern China and an evergreen tree species unique to the sub-cold zone. In Xishan National Forest Park, besides pine forests, there are more than 40 kinds of wild trees such as Populus tomentosa, Ulmus pumila, Prunus persica and Queena Ding, and more than 60 kinds of wild birds such as Mongolian lark, Dai Sheng and woodpecker. Nanyuan has Neolithic cultural sites in the northern grassland thousands of years ago, which is one of the four Neolithic cultural sites in northern China and has important reference value for studying the social form of ancient human beings in China. On the south side of Celebrity Peak, there are three fortifications of Japanese invaders, which were built in 1934 and destroyed by the Soviet Red Army in 1945.

In recent years, the South Park has built a restaurant with folk customs, Hailar Exhibition Hall, Botanical Garden and Zoo, and developed landscapes such as Tree King, Guansong, Sheshu, Ganquan Pine, Lianlisong and Celebrity Peak Root Slope. In the winter of "thousands of miles frozen, Wan Li snows", Pinus sylvestris var. mongolica. The Mongolian oak in Xishan National Forest Park is still lush and stands proudly in the snow, becoming a natural wonder. Stepping on a snowboard, gliding among pines and cypresses, and enjoying the charm of winter are refreshing.

Pinus sylvestris var. mongolica. Mongolian pine, also known as Hailaer pine, belongs to a variety of European red pine. It is one of the precious conifer species in northern China, and it is also a unique evergreen tree in the sub-cold zone, and is known as the "green queen". Pinus sylvestris var. mongolica. Mongolian almond is cold-tolerant and drought-tolerant. It can not only survive below minus 50 degrees Celsius, but also in areas with annual precipitation below 300mm. Therefore, it is a pioneer tree species for sand fixation and afforestation.

There is also a touching legend about Pinus sylvestris var. mongolica. Xishan Mongolia: A long time ago, Xishan was a fertile pasture. A couple's yurts were built by the quiet Yimin River, where they lived a happy life. One day, Sharon passed by and took a fancy to this land, so he ordered the wind, soldiers and sand to surround the newly married couple's yurts and let them serve Sharon. The couple resolutely refused. Sharon asked Feng soldiers to lift their yurts and ordered Jiang Sha to severely beat them. Despite Sharon's arrogance, the couple embraced tightly, and Sharon buried the couple's feet with yellow sand. Later, the couple's feet were buried deep underground. Year after year passed, the body became a trunk, the arm became a fork, and the finger became a pine needle. Their bodies have never been separated. This is the reason for the slow growth of Pinus sylvestris var. mongolica. Almond has always been a monoecious plant.