The Outer Northeast, also known as Outer Manchuria, has long belonged to China, and there is no doubt about it. But during the Qing Dynasty, these lands were annexed by Russia through several unequal treaties. The area includes more than one million square kilometers of land north of the Heilongjiang River, south of the Waixing'an Mountains, east of the Ussuri River, and of course, the surrounding islands such as Sakhalin Island.
In such a vast land, there are not only many mountains and rivers, but also many cities and villages where Chinese live, so what is the current situation of these beautiful cities?
vladivostok
Vladivostok is now called Vladivostok, which means "rule the East" in Russian, which shows how ironic it is. It is now the largest port city on Russia's Pacific coast, where the Russian Pacific Fleet is located. Vladivostok has a population of more than 600,000, mainly Russians. After the construction of the railway in Moscow, it began to develop rapidly.
Twin Cities
The Twin Cities are now called Ussuriysk, and their name is derived from the Twin Cities Guard in the Ming Dynasty. The Twin Cities were developed quite early in history. In the mid-9th century, the land of the Twin Cities was the important town of the Bohai State. Today's Twin Cities is not only a regional administrative center, but also a cultural center, and a green city with a good ecological environment.
Burleigh
Boli is now called Khabarovsk, located on the east bank of the confluence of Heilongjiang and Ussuri rivers, the geographical location is very superior, and China's Heilongjiang Province Fuyuan City a river across. Boli is a place where the Daur tribe of China has lived for generations, and is rich in aquatic resources, especially salmon and loach. The population is only a few hundred thousand, although not much, but it is now an important city in the Far East.
Wild Boar River
The Wild Boar River, now called Dalinegorsk, was renamed to its present name in 1972 in a change of geographical names in the Russian Far East, which means "distant mountain town" in Russian. It is not known for the city itself, but for the UFO event.
Hyland Bubble
Hailanpao is now called Blagoveshchensk, which means "good news" in Russian, and the Russians across the river from Heihe City in Heilongjiang Province have created the tragic "Highland Bubble Massacre" here. Today, Hylandsaeu is the capital of the oblast, the equivalent of a provincial capital, the industrial, administrative and cultural center of the Far East, and the third largest city in the Russian Far East.
Yaksa
Yaksa, now known as Albazino, is located on the left bank of the upper reaches of the Heilongjiang River. Our soldiers and civilians are forced to wage a war of self-defense against aggression and the recovery of lost land, that is, the Battle of Yaksa. After the defeat of the Russians, they had to accept peace talks with the Qing Dynasty. Today, Yaksa belongs to Russia's Amur Oblast and has a very small population, the size of a township in China.
Nebuchu
Nebuchu's current name is Nelchensk, and it was here that the first treaties of the Qing Dynasty were signed. But after the treaty was signed, Nebuchu returned to Russia, which was still a matter for the Kangxi Dynasty. Famous for the treaty, Nebchu is home to Russia's only silver mine and one of the centers of Sino-Russian trade, but now it's a small Siberian town as dusty as an ordinary city.
Miao
Temple Street, now known as Nikolayevsk, is used in honor of the Russian Emperor Nicholas I. It is located at the mouth of the Heilongjiang River. It has a long history, and during the Yuan Dynasty, it was the Marshal's Mansion of Zhengdong. In the Ming Dynasty, this became the seat of the Nuer Gandu Sizhi, and in the Qing Dynasty, it was renamed Temple Street or Temple Tun. Now Temple Street is an important port city in the Russian Far East.