The last log cabin village on the southern slope of Changbai Mountain

1908, when Liu Jianfeng, the alternate magistrate of a county in the late Qing Dynasty and the deputy director of Ji Feng Boundary Demarcation Bureau, was ordered to visit Changbai Mountain, he saw a primitive wooden house village where people lived a carefree life by fishing, farming and weaving. This scene made him very excited, and he happily wrote a hymn of "Shan Ye is three hundred Li, and there is paradise here".

This wooden house village belongs to Manjiang Town, formerly known as Jinjiang Village, with more than a dozen families. The village is named after Jinjiang. Because there is an independent and round mountain bag in the south of the village, it is also called "Gudingzi Village". The houses in the village are all wooden pillars, walls and shingles, which have spanned hundreds of years and are historical evidence for the ancestors to develop Changbai Mountain. At that time, the villagers used local materials and built wooden houses with unique characteristics of Changbai Mountain with their hard-working hands, forming a unique and vibrant landscape in the virgin forest.

Liu Jianfeng led the investigation team to rest here for a few days and wrote: "The gate faces the big Jiangxi, and the mountains are high and the moon is low." Listening to Luming Literature's ancient poems on the boundless cloud tree depicts the natural scene of night arrival in Jinjiang Village, the endless Jyukai and the quiet Luming Literature Valley. Today, with the changes of the times, Manjiang Town has developed into a small town with a large population and is the resident of the southern district of Changbai Mountain Management Committee. The office building of the Management Committee is located in the western highland of the small town, facing south, standing on the roof and looking up. The clear river flows, the town is filled with smoke, the figures are driven away, and the clean blocks are unobstructed.