Whose inscription is the Arctic Village in China?

The snow-capped, pine and cypress domes, foxes and wolves cruising, underground houses and forest wilderness described by Yang He once remained in people's hearts and scattered in the ethereal and psychedelic Arctic divine light. Yes, this is the Arctic Village where the rooster is crowned on the map of the motherland. It is located at the boundary of 53 north latitude and is called "the North Pole of China". As early as 1997, Mohe County Government opened Mohe Township as "Arctic Village Scenic Tourist Area" and became the northernmost tourist area in China. The Arctic Village Scenic Area Management Committee was established in September 2006 and began to operate in June 2007. At that time, the tourists in the Arctic Village were still confined to the surrounding areas. With the official opening of Mohe Airport in 2008, the number of tourists in Beijing, Dalian, Harbin, Hailar and other places has surged, and the Arctic Village has also developed from a small border post into a famous tourist attraction in China, and has been successfully selected into the first batch of scenic spots with national characteristics, and the number of tourists has increased year by year. The popularity of Arctic village scenic spot is getting higher and higher, which is inseparable from its special geographical location. The unique polar resources and environment derived from "Shenzhou Arctic" have monopoly in the whole country. Specifically, there are five resource series around the Arctic Village, namely, exotic astronomical tourism resources represented by the Northern Lights, great river resources represented by the source of Heilongjiang, historical relics of gold mining represented by Yanzhigou, religious tourism resources represented by Guanyin Mountain, and humanistic resources represented by Arctic Village and Luoguhe Village, thus constructing "exotic astronomical tourism, great river resources, vast forests, historical relics and ethnic customs" in the Arctic region. Source: Ecotourism in China.