Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk: the treasure land of Sakhalin Island.

Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk, the capital of Russia's Sakhalin region, is like a shining pearl left in the Far East. Its history is full of stories, starting from the small village "Vladimirovka" in 1882, going through the Japanese occupation period, and continuing to transform after restoring its original name in 1946. Geographically, it is located in the southeast of Sakhalin Island, surrounded by mountains and run through by rivers. It has a temperate monsoon and oceanic climate. It is not too cold in winter and not too hot in summer, making it pleasant all year round. Natural gifts are abundant, the surrounding forests are vast, and high-quality timber comes from here; the ocean is like a "blue treasure house", with king crabs, salmon and other catches filling the warehouse, supporting a developed aquatic product processing industry. Minerals such as oil and natural gas add fuel to the economy. The buildings in the city have a strong Russian style, and the onion-roofed churches and quaint streets display an exotic style. The culture is inclusive and diverse, all ethnic groups coexist harmoniously, scientific research and education develop steadily, theaters and museums enrich spiritual life, and exude unique charm everywhere.