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Dunhua City is located in the eastern mountainous area of ??Jilin Province, in the hinterland of Changbai Mountain, with east longitude 127°28′-129°13′ and north latitude 42°42 ′-44°30′. The total area is 11,957 square kilometers. The total population is 482,098, including 265,619 non-agricultural population; the minority population is 34,815, and Koreans account for 4.87% of the city's population. Postcode: 133700 Code: 222403 Area code: 0433

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Dunhua City has a long history. Its original name is Aodong City (also known as Akdun) and it retains the ancient city of the Qing Dynasty. Pool name. "Aodong" is the transliteration of the Manchu "Eduoli" (also known as Eduoli), and its semantic meaning is unknown. The name of the county is Dunhua, which is taken from the phrase "Dude Dunhua" in the Four Books "The Doctrine of the Mean". Contains the meaning of "governing with morality".

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Dunhua City is located between 127°28′ and 129°13′ east longitude and 42°42′ and 44°30′ north latitude; it lies in the eastern part of Jilin Province , is a county-level city in Yanbian Korean Autonomous Prefecture, Jilin Province, located in the west of Yanbian Korean Autonomous Prefecture. The straight-line distance from Changchun City, the capital of Jilin Province, is 211 kilometers; the straight-line distance from Yanji City, the seat of Yanbian Korean Autonomous Prefecture, is 116 kilometers. It belongs to the eastern mountainous area of ??Changbai Mountains.

The east and southeast of Dunhua City are bounded by Harba Ridge and adjacent to Wangqing County, Longjing City and Antu County; the east and northeast are bounded by Xiaogou Ridge and Heilongjiang Province; the south and south are bounded by Xiaogou Ridge. It is adjacent to Fusong County across the Songhua River; it is connected to Huadian City and Jiaohe City by Zhangguangcai Ridge in the west; it borders Heilongjiang Province by Zhangguangcai Ridge in the northwest. National Highway Heda Line - National Highway 302 (Hegang to Dalian) runs from Hegang City and Ning'an City in Heilongjiang Province through Xiaogouling, Guandi, Jiangnan and other towns in Yanminghu Town, Dunhua City, into Dunhua City, and then passes through Jiangyuan Town , Dapuchaihe Town to Dongqingling and enters Antu County, Jilin Province, passing through Dunhua City for more than 140 kilometers. National Highway Tu-U Line - 210 National Highway (Tumen to Ulanhot) starts from Antu County through Harbaling, Dashuitou Town, and Daqiao Township in Dashou Town, enters Dunhua City, and then passes through Jiangnan Town and Qiuligou Town to Huang Nihe Town enters Jiaohe City in Jilin Province and passes through Dunhua City for more than 80 kilometers.

The long railway line (Changchun to Tumen) enters Dunhua from Jiaohe City and passes through Weihuling, Dachuan, Huangnihe, Qiuligou, Taipingling, Dunhua, Daqiao, Dashitou, Ha Erbaling and other 9 stations are 99.5 kilometers long, and then enter Antu County.

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It governs the four sub-district offices of Bohai, Shengli, Minzhu and Danjiang, as well as Dashoudou, Huangnihe, Guandi, Shaheyan and Qiuli There are 11 towns in Gou, Emu, Xianru, Dapu Chaihe, Yanming Lake, Jiangyuan and Jiangnan and 5 townships in Heishi, Qinggouzi, Hanzhang, Hongshi and Daqiao, and there is also 1 provincial economic development district.

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In 1677 AD (the fifteenth year of Kangxi), the Qing government promulgated the "Regulations on the Prohibition of Refugees in Ninggu Pagoda and Other Places", officially declaring that Ninggu Pagoda has jurisdiction over the area In order to seal off the restricted area, Dunhua became the birthplace of the Qing royal family, which was an example of a ban, but the area along the northern post road was not included in the ban. Due to various conditions at that time, although it was officially closed, it could not prevent foreign Han people from reclaiming wasteland privately. The news spread to ten, and people from Shandong, Hebei and other places continued to pour into Aodong City (also known as Erdoli, also known as Actun), known as the Eastern Wilderness, to reclaim this unmanaged land. In addition, bandits are rampant and the social security situation is also very bad. In 1878 AD (the fourth year of the reign of Emperor Guangxu), General Jilin sent personnel to inspect the area, and established the Acton Waste Management Bureau that year, thus opening the two-hundred-year ban. Zhao Dunchen was transferred to be responsible for releasing wasteland to the people. The next year, 2774 cultivated fields were released, and they were released year after year. By 1882 AD, Japan had released nearly 10,000 acres of cultivated land. As a result, the population continued to increase. In 1880 AD (the sixth year of the reign of Emperor Guangxu), Jilin General Ming'an petitioned for the establishment of the county, and the Qing government approved it on January 25, 1881. At that time, the Qing court calendar followed the lunar calendar, and it was December 26, the sixth year of Guangxu.

After a year of preparations, including building the city, setting up a team, and building the county government office, Dunhua County was officially completed in 1882 AD (the eighth year of Guangxu).

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In September 1945, the democratic government of Dunhua County was established. In October, it was placed under the jurisdiction of the Yanbian District Administrative Office of Jihe District Administrative Committee. On November 10, Dunhua County was placed under the jurisdiction of Yongji Prefecture of Jilin Province.

In January 1946, Dunhua County Government was established. It is placed under the jurisdiction of Jidong Branch of Jilin Province.

In July 1946, Jidong Province was abolished and placed under the jurisdiction of Jidong Prefecture. The Huangnihe, Heishi, Emu, Guandi, Shahe Station and other areas in the northern part of Dunhua County were demarcated and Emu County was established.

On February 15, 1947, the Jidong Prefecture was divided from Hunchun and other four counties, and a separate Yanbian Prefecture was established. The residence of Jidong District was moved to Dunhua, hence the name Jidun District. Dunhua County belongs to Jidun Prefecture.

On September 25, 1947, the Jidun and Yanbian prefectures were abolished and the Jidong prefecture was reorganized. Dunhua County is affiliated to Jidong Prefecture and has 6 districts under its jurisdiction.

In March 1948, the Jilin Provincial Government abolished Emu County, and the area under its jurisdiction was still placed under the organizational system of Dunhua County. March 27. Jidong District was changed to Yanbian District. Dunhua County has 12 districts and 86 villages under its jurisdiction.

On June 22, 1948, the Jilin Provincial Government, under the order of the Northeast Administrative Committee, abolished the two special regions of Jilin South and Jilin North, and Dunhua County was separated from the Yanbian Prefecture and placed under the direct jurisdiction of the province. In 1949, the Dunhua County People's Government was established. In October 1958, Dunhua County was placed under the jurisdiction of the Yanbian Korean Autonomous Prefecture from the provincial level. In 1968, the Dunhua County People's Committee was abolished and the Dunhua County Revolutionary Committee was established. In 1980, the Dunhua County Revolutionary Committee was abolished. Dunhua County People's Government was established.

On February 28, 1985, the Jilin Provincial People's Government (Ji Zheng Fa [1985] No. 36) document notified that the State Council approved the Guo Han Zi [1985] No. 24 document on February 11 to cancel Dunhua County. Dunhua City (county level) was established. The newly established Dunhua City is still under the jurisdiction of Yanbian Korean Autonomous Prefecture.

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In August 1954, Dunhua County governed 12 districts and 85 villages.

In September 1956, Dunhua County governed 3 towns, 27 townships, and 16 streets. Dunhua County People's Government was renamed Dunhua County People's Committee. The people's governments of townships and towns were renamed as people's committees of townships and towns.

In 1958, 18 people's communes and 95 management areas were established. In May 1962, Dunhua County governed 3 towns and 18 communes: a total of 95 production brigades.

At the beginning of 1980, Dunhua County governed 17 communes and 3 towns: 327 production brigades and 999 production teams.

In December 1985, Dunhua City governed 5 towns and 8 townships, with a total of 213 production brigades.

In September 1988, Dunhua City had jurisdiction over 4 sub-district offices, 9 towns, and 11 townships; a total of 182 residents' committees and 380 villagers' committees.

On October 12, 1993, with the approval of the People's Government of Jilin Province, Mahao Township in Dunhua City was abolished and Jiangyuan Town was established.

In December 1995, Dunhua City had jurisdiction over 4 street offices, 10 towns, and 10 townships; a total of 186 residents' committees and 393 villagers' committees: Minzhu Street, Bohai Street, Shengli Street, Dan Jiangjie Street, Dashouzi Town, Huangnihe Town, Guandi Town, Shaheyan Town, Qiuligou Town, Emu Town, Xianru Town, Dapuchaihe Town, Dashanzuizi Town, Jiangyuan Town, Jiangdong Township, Jiangnan Township, Daqiao Township, Shaheqiao Township, Linsheng Township, Taipingling Township, Heishi Township, Qinggouzi Township, Hanzhang Township, and Hongshi Township.

On December 13, 1999, with the approval of the People's Government of Jilin Province, Linsheng Township of Dunhua City was abolished and its administrative area was placed under the jurisdiction of Guandi Town; Shaheqiao Township was abolished and its jurisdiction The administrative area was placed under the jurisdiction of Shaheyan Town; Taipingling Township, Jiangdong Township, and Jiangnan Township were abolished, Jiangnan Town was established, and the administrative areas formerly under the jurisdiction of Taipingling Township, Jiangdong Township, and Jiangnan Township were placed under the jurisdiction of Jiangnan Town. The town people's government is located in Jiangdong.

On November 19, 2003, the Prefecture People's Government "Approval on the relocation of the Hongshi Township Government Residency in Dunhua City and the renaming of Dashanzuizi Town to Yanminghu Town" (Yanzhou Government Letter [2003] 283 No.): According to the Provincial Department of Civil Affairs' "Reply on the Relocation of the Hongshi Township Government Residency in Dunhua City" (Ji Minxing Approval [2003] No. 9) and "Reply on the Renaming of Dashanzuizi Town in Dunhua City to Yanminghu Town" ( In the spirit of Ji Minxing Approval [2003] No. 10), the Prefecture People's Government agreed with Dunhua City to move the Hongshi Township government residence to Linjiang Village, Hongshi Township, and rename Dashanzuizi Town to Yanminghu Town.

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Dunhua City is rich in natural resources and is one of the national key forest areas. There are more than 30 main tree species including Korean pine, white pine, larch, ash, and linden. The forest products industry is the basis of industrial production, with key factories such as fiberboard, plywood, and wooden furniture. Dunhua City’s wild animal species account for 69% of the total in Yanbian area. The main rare animals include Siberian tiger, sika deer, sable, black bear, otter, etc. Among the wild plants, rare medicinal and edible plants mainly include wild ginseng, Codonopsis pilosula, Schisandra chinensis, fungus, Ganoderma lucidum, etc., which are sold in domestic and foreign markets. Among them, deer antler production ranks first in the country. Minerals include gold, copper, marble, peat, etc. Among them: peat is the most abundant, with reserves of about 300 million cubic meters, and graphite reserves are about 1.4 tons. More than 10 high-quality mineral water resources can be developed. Dunhua has one and seventeen rivers, and the Mudan River originates here. The total water area is more than 10,000 hectares, and more than 40 hydropower stations can be developed.

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Dunhua is a provincial economic development zone, enjoys full preferential policies, and has been approved by the State Council as a city open to the outside world. It has been listed as a national spark-intensive area, electrification pilot city, comprehensive reform pilot city, commercial grain base, tobacco leaf base, cattle breeding and processing base, and has been awarded the title of National Health City, National Advanced City in Science and Technology, and Provincial Advanced City in Spiritual Civilization.

Dunhua City’s industrial production has basically formed a comprehensive processing system focusing on wood processing, Chinese patent medicines, building materials, papermaking, etc. There are also new developments in science and technology, education, culture and sports. At the same time, it is also an important transportation junction and passenger and cargo distribution center for Jilin Province’s implementation of the strategy of opening up borders and connecting the sea. In recent years, an unprecedented investment boom is forming here. A relatively complete industrial system has been established. The tertiary industry is developing rapidly, urban construction is changing with each passing day, and the infrastructure is becoming increasingly complete.

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Dunhua City is an ancient city with beautiful scenery and many cultural relics and historic sites. There are mainly Bohai ancient tombs in Liudingshan, the tomb of Princess Zhenhui, the Aodong ruins, the Chengshanzishancheng ruins, the Twenty-Four Stones, the Yiketang'a stele, and the tomb of the anti-Japanese martyr Chen Hanzhang. These splendid ancient civilizations have attracted people. Many archaeological experts and tourists come here for inspection and sightseeing. In addition, Dunhua also has the Zhengjue Temple, the largest Buddhist female monastery in Asia. It has the best landscape in the country and even the world. It is rare in Buddhist architecture. It is a unique Buddhist tourist attraction in China and even in the world. 72 kilometers east of Dunhua City, there is a scenic Yanming Lake Resort surrounded by mountains and rivers. The lake area around it is surrounded by mountains and mountains, connected by mountains and rivers, and the scenery is picturesque. The famous writer Zhang Xiaotian's "Yanming Lake" was written with this background. These unique landscapes are fascinating and keep you coming back.

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Mr. Zhao, named Dun Chu, was a native of Sijialou, Laiyang County, Shandong Province. He was born as a Jinshi and was the first county governor of Dunhua County. At that time, people called Qipin County Magistrate the Grand Master. He was the founder of the establishment of Dunhua County and made immortal contributions to the establishment of Dunhua.

Sun Yusheng is a member of the Party Committee, Deputy Director and Senior Editor of CCTV. He is also the president of Central Digital Television Media Co., Ltd.

Born in Dunhua City, Jilin Province in June 1960, he studied at Jilin University from 1980 to 1984. After graduation in July 1984, he was assigned to CCTV and served as deputy director and director of the news interview department, director of the news commentary department, and deputy director of the news center. In February 1998, he was appointed director of the news program center. In 2000, he was appointed deputy editor-in-chief of CCTV. In 2005, He assumed his current position in May of this year.

In 1987, the news "A road cuts off the production and demand connection between two enterprises" won the national news award. In the same year, he edited and produced the country's first 6-episode series that comprehensively introduced China's reform and opening up. "The Tide of the Times";

In 1993, he won the highest award for editors in the Chinese press - the first "Taofen Journalism Award"; in 1995, he was named "China's Ten Outstanding Young People"; in 1997, he was selected Representative of the 15th National Congress of the Communist Party of China.

In 1993, 1994 and 1996, he participated in the planning and creation of "Eastern Time and Space", "Focus Interview", "News Investigation" and "Truth Telling" respectively. In 1997, he participated in the planning and implementation of the 72-hour large-scale live broadcast "Special Report on Hong Kong's Return", during which he was the program manager of the headquarters in Hong Kong. In 1999, he participated in the planning and implementation of special programs such as "National Day 50th Celebration", "Macau Return", and "Meet 2000". In the same year, he participated in the organization and establishment of the news column "Now Broadcast".