
Country: China Once known as Botankou during Japanese occupation, Mudanjiang has a history that reaches beyond its modern identity. In southeastern Heilongjiang, China, it functions as a regional transport hub, with a railway junction and an international airport linking it to major Chinese cities and Seoul’s Incheon International Airport. The city is 248 kilometres from Vladivostok, Russia, and its GDP rose from RMB 93.48 billion in 2011 to RMB 118.63 billion in 2015.
