Changchun is a beautiful modern city, located to the northeast of Beijing, in the heart of the Northeast China Plain. Founded in 1800, it now has an urban population of about 3 million. Lying in the temperate zone, Changchun is neither too hot nor too cold, with four distinct seasons and an annual average temperature of 5.2°C

As a transportation hub of Northeast China, railways, expressways, and airlines dart out far and wide in all directions. Nonstop flights to Seoul, Sendai, Hong Kong, and other metropolitan areas are very convenient for visitors. A well developed local traffic system, including bus, trolley, and light-rail can take you to every corner of the city.

Changchun is a paradise for gourmand. Restaurants and eateries are everywhere, offering various styles of cuisine, northern or southern, Oriental or Western. Supermarkets and shopping centers, large and small, exist side by side in the streets; you should not be surprised to find a Wal-Mart towering among them.

Jingyue Tan (Crystal Moon Pond) to the southeast of the city is known for its artificial forest area, the largest in Asia and a national resort with perfect ecological environment. The last emperor of the Qing Dynasty built his palace in Changchun, which is one of the three imperial palaces still remaining in China. Other scenic spots include the placid Nan Hu (South Lake), winter skiing resort within 3 hours of drive, etc. You will find the beauty and elegance of Changchun attractive and inviting.