Map of the three northeastern provinces

Map of the three northeastern provinces:

The three northeastern provinces, also known as the "Three Eastern Provinces" (which are two different concepts from the Northeastern region), are the three provincial-level administrative regions in the Northeast after the late Qing Dynasty. , where the name and scope have changed. The three northeastern provinces in the contemporary People's Republic of China are Liaoning Province, Jilin Province, and Heilongjiang Province.

Extended information:

Since the Ming Dynasty, the Northeast has been known as "Guandong", and since the Qing Dynasty, it has been known as the "Three Eastern Provinces". Although Fengtian, Jilin, and Heilongjiang were under the jurisdiction of generals before they were established as provinces in 1907, the "Three Eastern Provinces" were already the Qing Dynasty's general name for this area.

The three northeastern provinces are my country’s window to open up to Northeast Asia. The neighboring countries such as Russia, North Korea, South Korea, and Japan each have their own strengths in resources, markets, capital, technology, and advanced management experience. Northeast China is adjacent to North China and is supported by metropolitan cities such as Beijing and Tianjin.

The three northeastern provinces generally have a temperate monsoon climate. However, due to the high latitude of some areas, winters are cold and long, summers are warm and short, snowfall and evaporation are small in winter, the climate is humid, and the lowlands are swampy (cold and wet). Temperature zone and dry and wet zone: Most are in the middle temperate zone, a few are in the cold temperate zone and warm temperate zone, humid and semi-humid.

Baidu Encyclopedia-Three Northeastern Provinces