What are the geographical features of Russia?

Geographical characteristics of Russia: the terrain is mainly plains and plateaus, high in the south and low in the north, low in the west and high in the east. Almost all of the western part belongs to the Eastern European Plain, and the eastern part is the Ural Mountains, the Western Siberian Plain, the Central Siberian Plateau, the Northern Siberian Lowland, the Eastern Siberian Mountains and the Pacific Coast Mountains. The Great Caucasus Mountains stand in the southwest, with the highest peak, Mount Elbrus, at an altitude of 5642 meters.

The land neighbors are Norway and Finland in the northwest, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland and Belarus in the west, Ukraine in the southwest, Georgia, Azerbaijan and Kazakhstan in the south and China, Mongolia and North Korea in the southeast. The coastline is 37,653 kilometers long.

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Russia is a country rich in tourism resources. Moscow's Red Square and the majestic Kremlin have long been famous in the world. Russians are passionate. This vast land has created a broad and open mind for Russians. The long winter has filled Russians with love for nature.

They use music and dance to express their inner enthusiasm for life; Russians are also delicate and sentimental, otherwise they would not have created such brilliant artistic treasures and such wonderful literary works that shocked the soul.