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Danling County is located in Meishan City, Sichuan Province, southwest of the Chengdu Plain, and is the "Hometown of Chinese Folk Culture and Art" and "National Quality Citrus Production Base". It has superior ecology, with natural landscapes such as Lao'e Mountain and Meiyan Lake. Lao'e Mountain, as the sister mountain of Emei Mountain, is famous for its beautiful scenery and Buddhist culture, while Meiyan Lake integrates landscape and idyllic countryside, which is a good place for leisure and vacation. Danling's characteristic industries are outstanding, "I don't know how to fire", "Chunmei" and other late-maturing citrus is famous in the country, and modern agriculture and rural tourism are integrated and developed. At the same time, Danling has a deep cultural heritage, suona, bamboo weaving and other non-heritage skills inherited to this day, the annual "Danling orange and orange festival" to attract many tourists, is a pleasant to live and work, vibrant new city in Sichuan.
Igiugig is a small village in the U.S. state of Alaska, located on the western shore of Lake Iliamna in the municipality of Lake and Peninsula. The village's name is derived from a Yupik word meaning "nose-like place". According to the 2020 Census, Ike has a population of approximately 70 residents, predominantly Alaska Natives, and the community retains strong Yupik cultural traditions.
Remote and accessible only by air or boat, Ike is surrounded by pristine wilderness and abundant waterways. The village is located near the confluence of the Kokok River and Lake Erie Amner, known for its salmon runs and wildlife resources. The subarctic climate, with harsh, snowy winters and short, cool summers, makes the area a popular destination for fishing, birdwatching and outdoor adventures.
Ike's economy is based on subsistence fishing, hunting and tourism, with villagers mostly engaged in traditional fishing activities. The village has wind turbines and is committed to renewable energy development. Culturally, Ike hosts regular Yupik dance festivals and craft events, and the community center is an important place to pass on language and traditional skills. Despite its small size, Ike attracts a small number of adventure travelers with its unique Aboriginal culture and unspoiled natural landscape.