Which province is the most Korean?

The provinces of Yanbian Korean Autonomous Prefecture in Jilin Province are most like Koreans.

Almost all Koreans in Yanbian live here, and their diet, language and culture all follow their own national characteristics, just like the local Koreans in South Korea. Even many women's clothes are Korean. If you don't see many billboards in China on the road, it is estimated that many people will think it is Korean.

Therefore, Yanbian is known as "Little Korea" with a population of more than 2 million. Almost everyone can communicate with South Korea and China in two languages, so don't worry about traveling here.

Yanbian Korean Autonomous Prefecture has eight county-level administrative regions, including six county-level cities and two counties, namely Yanji, Tumen, Dunhua, Hunchun, Longjing, helong city, Wangqing and Antu.

Brief introduction of Yanbian Korean Autonomous Prefecture

Yanbian Korean Autonomous Prefecture is an autonomous prefecture under the jurisdiction of Jilin Province, with its capital in Yanji City, located in the northeast of China and the east of Jilin Province. Its terrain is high in the west and low in the east, and it slopes from southwest, northwest and northeast to southeast. Yanbian is located in the middle temperate zone of the northern hemisphere, which belongs to temperate monsoon climate. The total area of Quanzhou is about 43,300 square kilometers, which governs 6 cities and 2 counties.

Yanbian is located at the junction of China, Russia and North Korea, bordering Russia's Primorsky Territory in the east and facing North Hamgyong Road and Liangjiang Road in North Korea across Tumen River in the south, with a total length of 768.5 kilometers, including 522.5 kilometers on the border between China and North Korea and 246 kilometers on the border between China and Russia. Yanbian is close to the Sea of Japan, and Tumen River is the water passage for China inland to enter the Sea of Japan.

There are 5 national nature reserves and 8 provincial nature reserves in Yanbian, with a forest coverage rate of 80.8%. Rich in ginseng, velvet antler and mink, it is known as the "three treasures of Northeast China". The output of ginseng antler ranks first in the world, and it is also the largest apple and pear production base in the world.