There really is a birch forest from the songs, both artistic and romantic

On an early winter morning, head north to the birch forest of Erguna, which is the largest birch forest area in China, adjacent to the hinterland of the Hulunbuir grasslands. Birch trees have the temperament of poets, with white coats engraved with grey-black musical notes, and when the wind blows, there will be songs echoing through the gaps of sunlight. In Erguna, one must experience the wooden log cabins, which are built with local birch wood, allowing one to smell the fragrance of the trees. Staying in the wooden cabins, one can feel the rich pleasure of Russian residential fun. Viktor Manor has four wooden log cabins, all built with logs, and the interior is furnished with birch wood furniture, natural and warm. On sunny days, of course, one should go see the Erguna Wetlands, where a river named Genhe meanders through, and under the blue sky and white clouds, there is nothing but moving autumn scenery. Erguna's main attractions include the Moerdaoga National Forest Park, the Wulan Mountain Scenic Area of Erguna City, and the Inner Mongolia Erguna National Wetland Park. Moerdaoga National Forest Park, a national 4A-level tourist attraction and national forest park, is located within the territory of Moerdaoga Town, Erguna City, Hulunbuir, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, situated in the hinterland of the northern primitive forest of the Greater Khingan Range, and is the last piece of cold temperate bright coniferous primitive forest in China. The park is divided into six scenic areas: Longyan Mountain, Cuiran Garden, Primitive Forest, Rapids River, Folk Village, and Border River Tour. Wulan Mountain Scenic Area of Erguna City is located on the right bank of the China-Russia border river—the Erguna River, 200 kilometers away from Hailar District, Hulunbuir City, and is the famous origin of 'Sanhe Cattle' and 'Sanhe Horse'. Erguna National Wetland Park, a national scenic spot, national 4A-level tourist attraction, and national wetland park, is located at the western foothills of the northern section of the Greater Khingan Range, within the jurisdiction of Shangkuli Office, Erguna City, Hulunbuir, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region.