Tourism resources in Hunjiang District

Hunjiang District is rich in tourism resources. Qingshan Lake Scenic Area, located at the edge of Longshan Lake Tourist Area in the middle reaches of Yalu River, is a provincial-level scenic spot. Changbai Mountain maze and Mirror Moon Lake are also very beautiful and charming. Convenient transportation, it is the best route to Changbai Tianchi, Jinjiang Grand Canyon and Hot Spring Resort.

By the end of 20 14, there were four ecological functional zones in Hunjiang District, among which Qingshan Lake, Longshan Lake and Changbai Mountain Labyrinth were provincial-level ecological functional zones, and Sandaogou Pearl Plum Forest Reserve was municipal-level ecological functional zones. Korean etiquette, Lu Yu acquaintance, to shake hands with each other. The guests came from outside, and the family treated each other warmly, offering cigarettes and making tea for the guests. Friends and neighbors should celebrate every happy event. In case of illness or disaster, visit and comfort. Taboo: Don't shake hands with people at work. Visit friends and avoid visiting during meals and lunch breaks. Avoid shaving your head in the first month. Avoid single dishes when entertaining guests. Funeral dishes are singular, so avoid even numbers. Manchu respects their elders and pays attention to etiquette. The elders in Lu Yu should bow sideways, raise their hands and wait for the elders to pass by. Young students should respect their elders. Young students should pack cigarettes for their elders. Relatives and friends greet each other by shaking hands, and some by hugging. The west side of Manchu is the top, and people and sundries are not allowed to sit on the kang in the west of the room at will. Taboos: beating, killing, eating dog meat, wearing a dog skin hat and laying a dog skin plate. Guests are not allowed to wear dog skin hats or sleeves. It has faded in recent years, and it is not much different from the Han nationality. Koreans pay attention to etiquette and honor their parents and elders, which is the traditional virtue of the whole nation. The younger generation must use honorifics when speaking to their elders; When people of the same age meet for the first time, they also use honorifics to express elegance and politeness. When eating, the elderly should be served first and a separate table should be set for them. After the old people eat with spoons, the whole family can eat. When eating, the spoon should be put in the soup bowl. If it is on the table, it means that it has been eaten. Younger generations should not drink and smoke in front of their elders; In a family dinner, when young people and old people can't avoid sitting at the same table, young people need to raise their glasses and drink heavily behind the table to show respect for the old people; When smoking, young people are not allowed to borrow the fire from the elderly, let alone take it, otherwise it will be regarded as disrespectful behavior; When walking with elders, young people must walk behind their elders. If they are in a hurry, they must respectfully explain the reasons to their elders. On the way, young people should respectfully stand by the roadside to say hello, and old people should give way when they meet. Don't kill dogs or eat dog meat during weddings, funerals and celebrations. Hui people pay attention to hygiene and wash their hands before and after meals. The average family is very clean and spotless. Pay special attention to the sanitation of water sources. All wells and springs for human consumption are forbidden for livestock to drink water, and no one is allowed to wash his face, wash clothes or bathe nearby. Taboo others smoking and drinking in their own homes; When eating steamed bread and pancakes, avoid eating them, and be sure to break them into two or more small pieces to eat; Treat the ban on grain as a joke; You can't use fasting as a metaphor, such as "Chili is as red as blood" and so on. Don't slander others behind their backs and talk about their shortcomings.