Spring Tour in Harbin (Day 5)

In the morning, visit Harbin Pharmaceutical Factory No. 6. Note to enter and exit through the East Gate on Nanzhi Road. No reservation is needed, and there is no charge; you can directly enter the main gate. The surrounding European-style buildings are neatly contoured, solemn, and majestic. The Harbin Pharmaceutical Factory No. 6 Museum is on the left side of the main gate. Currently, the first and fifth floors are open to the public, while other floors are used for office purposes. Upon entering the hall, golden crystal chandeliers and wall lamps illuminate the hall, and the surrounding marble reflects a luxurious glow. The entire interior is splendid, as if stepping into the Louvre Palace. The angels on the interior and exterior walls are vivid, and many exquisite and beautiful oil paintings are displayed in the indoor corridors. Since arriving in Harbin, I have been keeping an eye on the weather forecast for Tianchi in Changbai Mountain. The forecast received the previous afternoon indicated sunny weather for the next two days, so I immediately booked a 15:34 high-speed train ticket through Ctrip. It was still early when I arrived at the train station. There is an Ahn Jung-geun Memorial Hall next to Harbin Railway Station, but unfortunately, it is closed today because it is Monday. This is my first time in Harbin, and I have a good impression of it. The citizens are warm and hospitable, the goods are inexpensive and of good quality, and the food is plentiful. It is worth visiting again. I hope to drive along the border to the northernmost point of the country - Mohe, and the easternmost point - Heixiazi Island. Arriving at Erdaobaihe Town in Antu County at the foot of Changbai Mountain, it was around 7:30 PM. We had previously contacted Ctrip to book a free pickup from the train station to the Xana Hotelle, starting our journey in Jilin.