Hailar, a city on the grassland, is named after the Hailar River in the north of the city. It was first appeared in the history books or in the late Qin Dynasty. I still remember the illustrator version of the thirty-six gauges I read in my childhood. The case of not using epilepsy is to create the story of the stalwart of the Xiongnu empire in the spur of the moment, in the story of Donghus pastoral land in Hailar.
After more than a thousand years, Hailar was mostly a pasture of northern nomads, and it was ruled by Xianbei, Turkic, Sui, Qidan, Mongolian, and Corrugated. During the Qing Emperor Yongzheng period, it was the important town of the Qing government. After the signing of the Sino-Russian Nybchu Treaty, it became an important gateway to the northern frontier of the Qing Dynasty. After the invasion of Russia and Japan, Hailar, reborn in the new China, became a grassland pearl that communicated with Northeast China, Russia and Mongolia.
Generally, the first stop in Hulunbeier will choose to drop Hailar because there is convenient airport transportation.
“Hailar, a city on the grassland, is named after the Hailar River in the north of the city.”
@lenka. · 7 years ago