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The 23 pages that link to Northeast China, each with the reason it gives.

• ManchuriaNarrower topic: This modern administrative region overlaps much of historical Manchuria.

• LiaoningNarrower topic: Liaoning is the region’s southern province and its main maritime gateway.

• Jurchen peopleNarrower topic: The Jurchens emerged and built states across this region and adjacent areas.

• Chen YunRelated: Chen’s wartime and administrative work in the Northeast helped establish his reputation as a capable organizer.

• HeilongjiangNarrower topic: Heilongjiang is the northernmost province of this regional grouping.

• Songhua RiverNarrower topic: The Songhua is one of the region’s defining waterways.

• Northeast China PlainNarrower topic: The plain is the region’s principal lowland and agricultural heartland.

• ShenyangNarrower topic: Shenyang is the region’s major urban center and the capital of its southern province.

• Siberian tigerRelated: This region holds part of the tiger’s native range and cross-border habitat.

• Tumen RiverRelated: The Tumen’s upper and middle reaches lie alongside Jilin, forming part of its frontier with North Korea.

• ChangchunNarrower topic: Changchun is one of the region’s major cities and industrial hubs.

• East ChinaCompared with: Its colder climate and heavy-industry history differ from East China’s coastal growth pattern.

• Liao RiverNarrower topic: The Liao is one of the major river systems defining this region.

• Mount PaektuRelated: Paektu rises along Jilin’s border with North Korea.

• HegangNarrower topic: Hegang’s economic challenges form part of the wider transition of Northeast China’s industrial cities.

• Jilin CityNarrower topic: Jilin City’s climate, industries, and history reflect its northeastern setting.

• Xiao HongNarrower topic: Its villages, winters, and social conditions anchor much of Xiao Hong’s fiction.

• ChifengNarrower topic: Chifeng's eastern connections and archaeological history link it to this broader region.

• FuxinNarrower topic: Fuxin shares the industrial and geographic history of China’s northeast.

• History of ManchuriaNarrower topic: The modern administrative region inherited much of the territory historically called Manchuria.

• LiaoyangNarrower topic: Liaoyang’s history reflects the shifting political and economic center of this region.

• QiqiharNarrower topic: Qiqihar’s history is inseparable from the wider history of China’s northeast.

• SipingNarrower topic: Siping lies within the region’s central agricultural and industrial landscape.