The itinerary of "Little Sugar Orange" in Guangxi

The itinerary of "Little Sugar Orange" in Guangxi: On June 3, 2024, it was confirmed that 1 1 "Little Sugar Orange" had arrived in Mohe safely. On the 7th, Guangxi "Little Sugar Orange" arrived in Jilin City, Jilin Province by train.

On June 5438+February 3, 20231day, a group of children from Guangxi took advantage of the New Year holiday to travel to Harbin, Heilongjiang, and were affectionately called "Little Sugar Orange" by friends in Northeast China. Guangxi netizens shouted from the air, hoping that friends in the northeast can take care of these "little sugar oranges". On June 3, 2024, at 65438, the Mohe Cultural and Sports Bureau of Heilongjiang released a message on the short video platform, confirming that 1 1 "Little Sugar Orange" had arrived in Mohe safely and promised to escort its journey. On the 7th, Guangxi "Little Sugar Orange" arrived in Jilin City, Jilin Province by train.

The nickname "Little Sugar Orange" comes from the friendly relationship between Guangxi and Northeast China. Friends in the northeast use this sweet fruit to describe the cuteness of children in Guangxi. Netizens in Guangxi have expressed on social platforms that they hope friends in Northeast China can take good care of these "little sugar oranges" from Guangxi so that they can feel the warmth of home in the cold north.

Attractions and local specialties in Harbin

Harbin has always had the reputation of "Little Paris in the East" and "Moscow in the East", which combines Chinese and Western architecture. 1998, Harbin was selected as the first batch of excellent tourist cities in China. There are more than 500 cultural relics such as Hagia Sophia Church, Nikolai Church, Russian wooden house, Gothic architecture, Central Street, Harbin polar museum, Flood Control Memorial Tower, Confucian Temple, Gokurakuji, Xiao Hong's former residence, Soviet Red Army Martyrs Monument, and more than 500 cultural and natural landscapes such as Northeast Forest Garden, Yabuli Ski Resort and Primitive Forest.

Thousands of years of China traditional food culture and western food culture blend together, forming a unique food culture in Harbin, that is, Harbin flavor. Its characteristics can be summarized as "elegance in simplicity, refinement in coarseness". Harbin residents are mainly Han people, most of whom are immigrants from Shandong and Hebei provinces. In Harbin in the past, foreigners accounted for a large proportion, of which Russians accounted for the majority. The lifestyle and customs of foreigners have a certain influence on Harbin people's culture and eating customs.

Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Harbin City