The scenery is good, and the white mountains and black waters are beautiful. During the Spring Festival, the vast Northeast China is full of joy. In the village, the flavor of the New Year is particularly strong: people hang lanterns, paste Spring Festival couplets, go to large gatherings, visit relatives and friends... The traditional customs of the New Year are lingering nostalgia in the minds of tourists. In the greenhouses, spring is in full bloom, and the "unfashionable flavor" New Year goods of mountain villages sell well all over the country; In the factory, farmers become industrial workers, and are busy completing orders as urban people; In the homestay, the earth walls, grey tiles and lanterns attract tourists from all over the country to spend the Spring Festival... Northeast China is such a haunting place. New scene: good ecology attracts visitors from all directions to Panjin, Liaoning, and the red beach is icebound for thousands of miles. An ice crossing challenge is in full swing. Nearly 1000 ice and snow sports enthusiasts from all over the world are walking through the ice sea to challenge themselves. Anna, a Russian hiker, was fascinated by the beach decorated with red Suaeda grass in Panjin: "I have come to the red beach many times, and this time I want to feel the winter coast." For some time, offshore aquaculture has seriously damaged the coastal ecology of Panjin. After drastic treatment, the total area of the local clean-up and leveling of the mariculture reached 85900 mu, and the new natural shoreline was 17.6 kilometers. The once disappeared Suaeda grass reappeared, and the Red Beach welcomed tourists from all directions. A few kilometers away, Liu Haiyan, the "landlady", is busy receiving tourists from all over the country in the "Weihai Homestead" homestay in Xingsheng Village, Zhaoquanhe Town. "There are tourists from Beijing and Shenyang," Liu Haiyan said with a smile. Who could have thought that business would be closed by staying at the door. The snow is white and the pine forest is like ink. At the foot of Changbai Mountain, Songling Tun, Linjiang City, Jilin Province, is like an ink painting. In recent years, the local tourism industry has polished its business card through the integrated development of ice and snow tourism and agriculture. The original ecological village and pleasant scenery of Songlingtun are gradually known by people, and more and more tourists come to play in the village. Wang Yanwei, a villager, has planted ten mu of corn and soybeans in his family. He has survived in the past year with an income of less than 10000 yuan. Now, Wang Yanwei runs a farmhouse at home. "Some foreign tourists live directly at home at night and earn hundreds of yuan a day." Villagers recommend local local specialties such as agaric and mushrooms to tourists, and develop characteristic agriculture such as strawberry planting. Today, rural tourism in Songlingtun has gradually taken shape, with dozens of homestays, and nearly 100 villagers have become rich through entrepreneurship. "Finally found the north!" Beihong Village, North Pole Town, Mohe City, located in the Greater Khingan Mountains of Heilongjiang Province, ushered in the busiest time of the year. The village is covered with snow, and the smoke from the wooden house is curling up like a fairy tale world. Tourists can experience the northernmost scenery here by playing with splashing water into ice, riding a horse and pulling a plow, sleeping on the northeast kang, and experiencing the northeast customs. Beihong Village is located in the northernmost part of China's mainland, and is also the northernmost poverty relief village in China. In recent years, based on the unique geographical location and climatic conditions, Beihong Village has planned to develop the tourism industry. "The village is becoming more and more beautiful, and there are more and more tourists. The rooms are full these days, and we are busy!" Zhang Cuihua, a villager, also runs a family hotel and a youth hostel. Recently, the number of tourists has increased significantly. She hired her sister-in-law and cook to help. Shi Jiyou, the first secretary in the village, said that at present