Bears in Real Life

A Wild Survival Guide to the Greater Khingan Range
—Don't feed bears, don't get lost, but you might suffer from oxygen deprivation due to the beauty

【Attractions: Who Doesn't Have a "North" Obsession?】

1. Arctic Village (The True Northernmost Point of China)
- Stand in front of the stone marked "China's Arctic Point" for your social media post and collect your highest annual likes
- Secret to finding north: All signposts point "North," but bringing a compass is recommended to avoid getting dizzy
- Experience the "white night" phenomenon at 2 AM, a magical moment when the sun takes a break

2. Birch Forest Photo Base
- A natural film set with built-in Korean drama background music; wearing a red coat is recommended for your "Winter Sonata" spin-off photos
- You can write love letters on the bark (but damaging trees will get you chased by forest rangers for three blocks)

3. Nine Bends Eighteen Curves Wetland
- Drone footage looks like a computer desktop background; viewing with the naked eye ≈ drinking two jin of blueberry wine
- Friendly reminder: Counting the bends may trigger early-onset OCD

4. First Bend of the Heilongjiang River
- Watch the Heilongjiang River perform a 360° spin; observation deck requires climbing 900 steps
- Summit reward: Free "panting like a husky" experience card

【Food: Northeast Asian Cuisine】

1. Cold Water Fish Feast (Recommended at riverside restaurants)
- Freshly caught and stewed Hucho taimen/lenok fish, so fresh your eyebrows might run away
- Hidden eating method: Dip flatbread in fish soup for double happiness of carbs + fat

2. Blueberry Temptation
- Achieve blueberry freedom in July-August, conquering your taste buds from jam to wine
- Note: Purple lips are normal, not a sign of poisoning!

3. Wild Vegetable Mystery Box
- Old mountain celery, ferns, "monkey leg" vegetables... eat with the ceremonial feeling of Shennong tasting a hundred herbs
- Must-order: Hazelnut mushrooms stewed with chicken, a metaphysical dish where mushrooms taste better than chicken

4. Iron Pot Stew Everything
- Witness Northeastern magic: everything can be stewed in an iron pot; bringing digestive enzymes recommended

【Accommodation: Sleep in a Fairy Tale】

1. Arctic Village Farmhouse Kang (80-120 yuan per person)
- Experience Northeastern floor heating; suggested to reduce water intake before sleep (getting up at night requires maximum courage)
- Easter egg: Possible rooster wake-up service

2. Forest Cabin Hostel (50 yuan per night for a bed)
- Sleep surrounded by pine fragrance; chipmunks might knock on your door for breakfast
- Downside: Easy to develop the illusion that you're Snow White

3. Mohe County Express Hotels (150-200 yuan per night)
- Modern survival base, suitable for urban humans who need hair dryers

【Wild Tips】

1. Transportation Guide
- Train enthusiasts: Harbin → Mohe, 18-hour immersive experience on a green train (bringing playing cards recommended for socializing)
- Flying warriors: Mohe Gulian Airport, resist the urge to shout "Open Sesame" during landing

2. Survival Equipment
- Mosquito repellent (summer mosquitoes can carry you away)
- Three-piece warmth set (day-night temperature difference more thrilling than a roller coaster)
- Offline maps (signal frequently goes missing)

3. Quirky Experiences
- Play "one foot in Heilongjiang, one foot in Russia" at the border
- Learn reindeer language from Evenki uncles (effect approximately equal to conversing with cats)
- Splash water to form ice in winter, the ultimate winning technique for social media photography contests

Final Warning:
This guide may cause side effects—insufficient phone storage/reluctance to return to the city/inability to appreciate ordinary forests. Think three times before departure!