珲春位于吉林省东部延边朝鲜族自治区境内,从东南的防川沿图门江下行15公里即可达日本海,周边与俄罗斯哈桑镇、朝鲜的豆满江里山水相依,是一个“一眼望三国,犬吠闻三疆”的金三角地带。在发展三国之间的边境贸易、边境旅游中具有得天独厚的地理条件。由于独特的地理位置,珲春自古以来就是开放性商埠区域。八世纪时,著名的渤海国通往日本贸易的“海上丝绸之路”的枢纽即在这里。十九世纪时,珲春成为中、日、朝、俄交通贸易的孔道。但是,岁月流逝,由于众所周知的原因,这里并未繁华起来,直至七十年代未期,珲春还是个经济发展落后,不为人所注目的边陲小镇。 Hunchun is located in the Yanbian Korean Autonomous Region in the eastern part of Jilin Province. From the anti-Chuan River in the southeast, it reaches the Sea of ​​Japan 15 kilometers down the Tumen River. The surrounding area is close to Russia’s Hassan Township and North Korea’s Douman River. It is a “ Dog bark smell three Xinjiang ”Golden Triangle. In the development of border trade between the three countries, border tourism has unique geographical conditions. Due to its unique geographical location, Hunchun has been an open business district since ancient times. At the turn of the eighth century, the hub of the famous “Maritime Silk Road” leading to the Japanese trade by the Bohai Sea is here. In the 19th century, Hunchun became a gateway to traffic trade between China, Japan, North Korea and Russia. However, as time goes on, it has not flourished for the well-known reasons. Until the late 1970s, Hunchun was still a border town where economic development lags behind.