Name three cities named in minority languages.

Harbin: Jurchen language Harriet. Translate "Flat Island" into Chinese.

Qiqihar: Daur language, translated as "Ranch" in Chinese.

Mudanjiang: Mu Danwula in Manchu, Mu Handan translated "bend", and Wula translated "river" into Chinese. 1937 was renamed Mudanjiang city.

Jiamusi: Hezhe language, which means "bone" in Chinese. Because the Songhua River water flows here, it washes the bones of drowning people and livestock upstream to the shore, and the Songhua River enters the sea with clear water, so it has this intention.

Suifenhe: Suifenhe in Manchu. Suifenhe Chinese means "awl". Bill Hahan means "river". It is named after the half-inch long dark brown conical snail produced in the river.

Yichun: Manchu Yichun. Chinese means "leather", which is where leather is produced.

Aihui: Aihui in Manchu, which means "female mink" in Chinese, is the place where female minks live and breed.

Jilin: Manchu-speaking Jilin Wula. Jilin translated "Jin" into Chinese, and Wula translated "Jiang" into Chinese, that is, cities along the river.

Yitong: Manchu Yitong. Translating "half-winged bird" into Chinese is the place where half-winged birds live. Half-winged bird is a kind of bird similar to pheasant but smaller than pheasant, commonly known as "sand pheasant"

Yanji: Manchu Yanji. Yanji translated "rock sheep or hanging sheep" into Chinese, which is where the rock sheep or hanging sheep live.

Siping: Siping in Manchu. The Chinese translation means "awl or thin straight", that is, a thin straight river, and the city is named after the river.

Faku: Manchu Faku. The Chinese translation of "fish beam or fish ridge" means that the landform is like the backbone of a fish.

Pulandian: Manchu Pulan language. Chinese translation "thorn" means the place where thorn plants grow.