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Maalahti is a seaside municipality in the district of Bothn in southwestern Finland, situated on the shores of the Gulf of Bothnia, next to the city of Vaasa and about 400 kilometers from the Finnish capital, Helsinki. The town is known for its vast forests, winding coastline and pristine nature, with more than 70% of the area covered by forests, which makes it suitable for hiking, boating and birdwatching in summer, and a popular destination for skiing, ice fishing and aurora viewing in winter. The economy is based on sustainable forestry and agriculture, and traditional crafts such as woodworking and textiles still retain a strong local flavor. As Finland's bilingual municipality (Finnish and Swedish), Marax combines modern living in harmony with nature, making it an ideal destination for experiencing the authentic Nordic lifestyle.
Panshan, under the jurisdiction of Panjin City, Liaoning Province, is located in the center of Liaohe Delta, Liaohe River, Daliao River into the sea, is the northeast plains and the Bohai Bay of the intersection of the main punch. Here the terrain is flat, dense river network, with the core area of the Liaohe Delta wetlands, breeding a rich biodiversity, is the Danding Crane, black-billed gulls and other rare birds habitat, known as the "wetland of the" ecological barrier called.
Panshan to the "northern water town" as the ecological base, producing high-quality rice, "Panjin rice" national geographical indications of the core production areas are distributed here. At the same time, relying on the petrochemical industry, the formation of fine chemicals, new materials and other diversified industrial system, is an important node city of the Liaoning coastal economic belt. With the ecological beauty of wetlands and industrial vitality, Panshan is accelerating the integration of agriculture, culture and tourism to create a new waterfront city that is pleasant to live and work in.