and its name comes from a word meaning "place for drying fishing nets".
The rail lines in this city divide into roughly three sections known as "Inner Way", "Outer Way" and "South Mound" and its name comes from a word meaning "place for drying fishing nets". One district in this city contains Hongbo Square as well as the Ji Le Temple and this city's is noted for its namesake Institute of Technology, opened in 1920, that was once known as the "Cradle for Engineers". This city's Daoli District contains its central Zhong Yang Street and this city is famous for its International Ice and Snow Scultpure Festival that resumed in 1985 following the Cultural Revolution. Lying on the Songhua River, for 15 points, identify this capital of the Heilongjiang Province, known as the "Oriental Moscow", a city in Northeastern China.
The rail lines in this city divide into roughly three sections known as "Inner Way", "Outer Way" and "South Mound"
Harbin