What does Muling mean?

Muling, which means "steed" in Manchu, was Su Shen's residence in ancient times, and was a racecourse in Bohai period in Tang Dynasty.

Muling City is a county-level city under the jurisdiction of Heilongjiang Province, which is managed by Mudanjiang City. Located in the southeast of Heilongjiang Province, with an area of 6 196 square kilometers, it governs 6 towns and 2 townships 127 administrative villages. There are two national key state-owned forest administrations, Muling and Bamiantong, and 1 provincial development zone-Muling Economic Development Zone.

Location of Muling City

Muling City enjoys a superior geographical position, located between Mudanjiang City, a central city in the east of Heilongjiang Province, Jixi City, a coal and electricity base, and suifenhe city, a century-old port. The three cities are 70 kilometers apart, bordering Russia in the east, with a border line of 44 kilometers long, with national first-class ports such as Suifenhe and Dongning in the south, and the famous Mudanjiang City and beautiful Jingbo Lake in the west. Jixi city, northern coal city. It is not only located in the "Golden Triangle" of Northeast Asia, but also on the golden channel for exporting to Russia.

Adjacent to the first-class ports in six countries, such as Dongning, Hunchun and Hulin, it is the only place where people, logistics and information flow to the ports. With the opening zone along the border of Suiman being upgraded to a national strategy, the Vladivostok-Suifenhe-Harbin-Manzhouli-Chita International Corridor has been fully connected, and the Dalian Inland Port Project of "Iron-Sea Intermodal Transport" has been put into operation. Muling is located at the intersection of two corridors and will become a transportation and logistics hub facing Northeast Asia.

30 1 National Highway and Sui Bin Railway, an international economic and trade corridor, run through the whole territory, forming a criss-crossing transportation network extending in all directions. The area is 6 196 square kilometers.