- Jilin - Wikipedia
Jilin lies in the central part of northeastern China, bordering Russia and North Korea in the east and southeast respectively Jilin has an area of 190,000 km 2 (73,000 sq mi) and a population of 24 million
- Jilin Province Travel Guide Including Jilin City - China Highlights
Jilin Province has been important in Chinese history as an industrial region and as the homeland of the Jin (Manchu) ethnic group who controlled big empires twice in the past For tourists, the main attractions are mountains, skiing, winter scenery, and the cities for museums
- Jilin | History, Culture Economy of China | Britannica
Jilin, sheng (province) of the Northeast region of China (formerly called Manchuria) It borders Russia to the east, North Korea to the southeast, the Chinese provinces of Liaoning to the south and Heilongjiang to the north, and the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region to the west
- Jilin City: Featuring Beautiful Natural View Especially the Rime
Situated in the hinterland of Northeastern China, Jilin City is in the transition area between Changbai Mountains and Songnen Plain It ranks the second largest city of Jinlin Province only next to Changchun and it is the only city in China sharing the same name with the province
- Jilin, China | 中国，吉林
The official website for Jilin, China, (中国吉林) covering local news, investment guide, cultural activities, travel information
- Jilin Travel Guide - chinatripedia
Known for its vast black soil plains, Jilin is a major commercial grain production base and a significant industrial hub—home to the birthplace of New China’s first automobile
- Jilin - New World Encyclopedia
Jilin borders North Korea and Russia to the east, Heilongjiang to the north, Liaoning to the south, and Inner Mongolia to the west The name was transliterated to Kirin before standardization to pinyin The name "Jilin" probably originates from Girin ula, a Manchu term meaning "along the river "
- Jilin City - Wikipedia
As the Russian Empire advanced eastward to the Pacific coast, the Qing government ordered a naval shipbuilding factory to be set up here in 1661 Jilin was officially established as a fort city in 1673 when Anzhuhu (安珠瑚), the Deputy Lieutenant-General (副都统), was ordered to build a castle in Jilin
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