Changchun (长春, Chángchūn) is the capital of Jilin Province in northeastern China. Known as the "City of Automobiles" and the "Spring City of the North," Changchun has a rich industrial heritage and cultural significance.

One of the city's main attractions is the Puppet Emperor's Palace, the former residence of Puyi, the last emperor of China, who was installed as the puppet ruler of Manchukuo by the Japanese. This historical site offers insights into a tumultuous period in Chinese history. Changchun is also home to the Changchun World Sculpture Park, which features an impressive collection of sculptures from around the world set in beautiful landscaped gardens.

Changchun is a key hub for China's automotive industry, and the Changchun International Automobile City showcases this industrial prowess. The city's natural attractions include Jingyuetan National Forest Park, known for its picturesque lake and forested areas, ideal for hiking and outdoor activities. The local cuisine reflects northeastern Chinese flavors, with dishes such as Changchun-style dumplings and hearty stews being particularly popular.