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Core Viewpoint - Jilin Province prioritizes high-quality development and comprehensive reform to enhance national security and promote its vibrant revitalization blueprint Group 1: Economic Strengths - Jilin is a major agricultural province, with a total grain output exceeding 800 billion jin for four consecutive years, contributing one-tenth of China's commercial grain [1] - The province is renowned for its ginseng production, with the Changbai Mountain area being a leading region in both quantity and quality [1] - Jilin is home to the Jiapigou gold mine, recognized as China's first gold mine with over 200 years of mining history [1] Group 2: Tourism and Natural Resources - Jilin boasts significant winter sports resources, with 68 ski resorts and three of China's top ten ski resorts located in the province [2] - The Beidahu Ski Resort is the largest single ski resort in Asia, while the Vanke Songhua Lake Resort has won the World Ski Award for eight consecutive years [2] - Jilin's natural wonders include the rime ice phenomenon and the Chagan Lake winter fishing event, which have gained international recognition [2] Group 3: Historical and Cultural Significance - Jilin is historically significant as the birthplace of the Northeast Anti-Japanese United Army and the site of key battles during the Northeast Liberation War [2] - The province has contributed to China's film industry and automotive sector, being the cradle of the new China's film industry and automotive manufacturing [2] Group 4: Technological and Educational Development - Jilin has a robust transportation network, with the G331 national road being a key route along its 1452 km border [3] - The province produces over 70% of the emperor crabs consumed in China and is a leader in high-speed rail production, accounting for 40% of the country's high-speed trains [3] - Jilin is home to 67 universities and 93 research institutions, with a total talent pool of 2.483 million [3] Group 5: Environmental Resources - The forest coverage rate in Changbai Mountain reaches 95%, supporting over 3000 rare species of flora and fauna [4] - Changbai Mountain is recognized as a World Geopark and a key source of major rivers in Northeast China [4] - The province features significant wetlands, contributing to its unique ecological landscape [4]