吉林

出版时间：2006-1  出版社：外文出版社  作者：刘乃季,林毅,杨有海  页数：225  

内容概要

　　More than 200 years ago,great numbers of creative people,inured to hardship and hard work,came to Jilin Province from areas south of the Shanghaiguan Pass to seek their livelihood in northeast China. They gathered ginseng, logged, rafted and reclaimed wilderness in the vast virgin forest and the Jilin Plains formed by the Songhua River. As the father mountain and mother river that have nurtured generations of Jilin people, Changbai Mountain and the Songhua River have become synonymous with Jilin Province. This book vividly depicts Changbai Mountain and the Songhua River-the purity,productiveness and lush beauty,along with the people who live there.

书籍目录

ForewordChangbai，Father Mountain of the Jilin PeopleA Sacred Mountain /6Mountain Abounding in Resources / 11Water Flows Out Though No Water Flows In / 18Monster in Tianchi /24Changhai Mountain Waterfall /34Divine Water of Changbai Mountain /39"Luxurious" Civilian Lifea42"Beauty Pine" /44Underground Forest /48Goddess Bathing Pool /50Reaching the North Pole in Half a Day /56Tizi River /66The Great Gorge of Changbai Mountain /69One Buddha as Three Mountains, and ThreeMountains Form One Buddha / 72"Union of Pine and Birch" / 78"A Stone That Floats in Water, and Wood ThatSinks" /82A Land of Song and Dance /88An Ethnic Group in White Clothes /94Unique Food /96An Ethnic Group Respecting the Old andCherishing the Young /98Marriage Customs / I00Eastern Pyramid / 104No. 1 Stele in the East / 106ATreasure House of Art in Northeastern Asia / 108Two Sources Far Apart / 137A Charming "Heavenly River" / 140Gentle and Harsh "Unsealing River" / 148Fishers on Qagan Nur / 152Offering Sacrifices to the Lake for Fishing / 156Into the Nature Reserve / 162Dancing with Red-crowned Cranes / 167Sacred Elms in "Sea of Incense" / 172Jilin Rime, the Fourth Natural Wonder in China / 180Three Types of Lanterns of Jilin / 187Langmu, a Wood Harder Than Iron and Stone / 192The "Detroit" of China / 196"Hollywood" of the East /202"Imperial Palace" of the Manchukuo Puppet Regime /204City in the Forest /206Huanglongfu City /210Huge Crowds Watching "Two-person Songand Dance Duet" /214A Dish Braised in A Big Pot /220Fiery Hotpot /222Restorative Mountain Delicacies /223Concluding RemarksAppendices

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It is easy to have a quick look at China's past and present, but it takes time to gain a panoramic knowledge of China. The "Pan-oramic China" series is meant to assist readers, especially those overseas, in this respect. Each volume in the series focuses on a province, municipality or autono-mous region, describing, with illustrations, the outstanding char-acteristics of each area from dif-ferent perspectives.