Manzhouli City, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, Hulunbeier City, a county-level city, a planned city, is located in the northeastern part of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, northwestern Hulunbeier City, is located in the Hulunbeier Plateau and Daxing'anling edge of the transition zone, is a temperate semi-arid continental climate, the northern border with the Russian Federation, is China's largest land port city, adjacent to the 2 banners, with a total area of 732.44 square kilometers As of 2022 As of October, Manzhouli City has 5 streets and 1 town under its jurisdiction, and another 4 township-level units. As of the end of 2022, the registered population of Manzhouli was 170,783. Qing Guangxu 27 years (1901), the Middle East Railway western line to establish a railway station, because from Russia into China's northeastern region (at that time customarily referred to as "Manchuria") of the first station, so the name "Manchuria Station", the Russian for "Manchuria", phonetically translated into Chinese. In Russian, the name was "Manzhouli", which was transliterated into Chinese as "满洲里". In January 1941, it was renamed Manzhouli City; in October 2001, it was placed under the administration of Hulunbeier City; in 2013, the Zhalainuoer District of Hulunbeier City was placed under the administration of Manzhouli City; and in March 2023, the Zhalainuoer District was placed under the direct administration of Hulunbeier City. The main attractions include China-Russia Border Tourism Zone, Mammoth Tourism Zone, China-Russia Mutual Trade Tourism Zone, and Manzhouli Nuwa Scenic Spot. In 2022, the gross domestic product (GDP) of Manzhouli City was 17.43 billion yuan, an increase of 3.5%. In terms of sub-industry, the added value of primary industry is 430 million yuan, the added value of secondary industry is 6.09 billion yuan; the added value of tertiary industry is 10.91 billion yuan, and the ratio of the three industrial structure is 2.5:34.9:62.6.