Changchun, referred to as "Chang" for short or "Spring City" in ancient times, was called "Xidu", "Tea Rushing" and "Huanglongfu". It is the capital of Jilin Province, a sub-provincial city and the central city of Northeast Asia economic circle. It is one of the central cities in Northeast China located by the State Council, a national historical and cultural city, and an important industrial base and comprehensive transportation hub in China.

Changchun is located in Songliao Plain, the hinterland of northeast plain in China. It is adjacent to Songyuan City in the northwest, Siping City in the southwest, Jilin City in the southeast and Harbin City in Heilongjiang Province in the northeast. It is the natural geographical center of Northeast China, an important node city of the northern line of the Belt and Road Initiative, a node city of China-Mongolia-Russia economic corridor, a strategic hinterland city of Changji-Tumen and a core city of Harbin-Changchun urban agglomeration.

Changchun is an open city along the coast, which is in the core area of the Chang-Ji-Tu development and opening-up pilot zone. During the "Thirteenth Five-Year Plan" period, Changchun will speed up the construction of a regional central city in Northeast Asia and a core area for innovation and transformation in central Jilin, and then build "six" billion-level strategic emerging industries such as advanced equipment manufacturing, biology and medicine, photoelectric information, new energy vehicles, new materials and big data.

In recent years, Changchun's economy has taken the lead in returning to a reasonable range from a low-speed growth range in Northeast China. Its economic growth rate has continued to lead the four cities in Northeast China, and its economic structure has been continuously optimized. It has been praised by many mainstream media in Europe and America as a "model of the world industrial city".

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Famous figure

1, Peisi Chen

Peisi Chen, male, born in Nong 'an County, Changchun City, Jilin Province on February 1, 1954, is a national comedian. In 1984, at the Spring Festival Gala of CCTV, he and his partner Zhu Shimao performed the sketch "Eating Noodles", which was known by the audience. Since then, he has appeared in many sketches at the Spring Festival party, including the protagonist and supporting role, the police and the thief, the mutton string and other well-known works. In 1999, the Monkey King voiced the classic Lotus Lantern by Guo Man.

2. Li Youbin

Li Youbin, born on February 5th, 1958 in Changchun City, Jilin Province, China, is a national first-class actor and now a national model worker. In 1985, Li Youbin starred in the film Death Certificate for the first time.

in the TV series Bolshevik Brothers in p>1995; In 2111, he starred in the film "Born Out" and won the Best Actor Award in the 5th Changchun Film Festival·China. In 2115, he played Li Yunlong in the TV series "Bright Sword" and won the audience's favorite actor award in the 23rd China TV Golden Eagle Award.

3. Wang Gang

Wang Gang, born in Jinzhou, Liaoning Province on February 22, 1948, grew up in Changchun, Jilin Province, is a national first-class actor, program host and former broadcast director of CCTV. In 1982, Wang Gang was widely concerned for broadcasting seventy-five storytelling editions of Harbin at Night.

In p>1984, he played a storyteller in the TV series Harbin at Night. In 1986, he hosted CCTV Spring Festival Gala. In 1991, because of the anchor novel Harbin at Night, he was selected as "National Audience's Favorite Studio Artist" by China Radio and Television Society.

Reference: Baidu Encyclopedia-Changchun