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The road is long and searching. Now, from Harbin, we are heading east along the Songhua River Hundred Mile Ecological Corridor. Just after passing Dadingzi Mountain, we can see a tall and big advertising sign at a glance: Beautiful Bayan, the hometown of the general. Walking further east, at the beautiful Bayangang Riverside Park, you will be greeted by a huge Generals Wall, which displays dozens of generals of the Republic who walked out of this land. The first one in line is Zhang Jiazhou. In the photo, he is wearing a military uniform that resembles that of the Central Red Army, with a belt around his waist, a box cannon slung across his body, and a pen stuck in his jacket pocket. This military uniform was the military uniform of the guerrillas at that time. Zhang Jiazhou is a tall man of over 1.8 Meters, with a square face, fashionable middle-parted hair, thick eyebrows and big eyes. He wears a pair of wide-rimmed glasses. His eyes are firm and courageous, and there seems to be a hint of melancholy. This photo was taken in the photo studio after he captured Bayan City.

A stone tablet is covered with hundreds of chaotic lines. What does it want to express? Two museum staff and archaeologists investigated this and discovered a shocking secret-the existence of the mysterious creature Gostan...

Pinghuang County was a place where beggars gathered in the old society. It is said that this was the distribution center for beggars in Beidahuang back then. The beggars traveling from south to north used the dilapidated houses left by the original herdsmen here as a resting place to refresh themselves, obtain information about begging, exchange experiences on begging, continuously enrich and accumulate experience in begging, and then go begging in the vast world of black land. Gradually, people settled here, and those who made money from begging, real or fake, opened hotels, restaurants, and small grocery stores selling needles, threads, and the like. Over time, it became a small town.