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Jilin Province, referred to as "JI", is the People's Republic of China **** and the country's provincial administrative region, the provincial capital Changchun. Jilin Province is located in the middle of Northeast China, and Liaoning, Inner Mongolia, Heilongjiang, and bordering Russia, North Korea, is located in the geographical center of Northeast Asia. According to the seventh national census bulletin, the total population of Jilin Province is 24,073,500, with one sub-provincial city, seven prefectural cities, one autonomous prefecture, 60 counties (cities and districts) and the Changbaishan Protected Development Zone Management Committee, and Changchun, the capital city of the province. Jilin Province has obvious differences in geomorphologic patterns. The terrain slopes from southeast to northwest, showing a distinctive high southeast and low northwest. Bounded by the Dashan Mountain in the center, it can be divided into two major landforms: the eastern mountains and the central and western plains. The landform types are mainly composed of volcanic landforms, erosion and denudation landforms, alluvial landforms and floodplain landforms. The major mountain ranges in Jilin Province include the Daheishan Mountain Range, Zhangguangcai Mountain Range, Jilin Hada Mountain Range, Laoling Mountain Range, and Mudan Mountain Range. The main plains are bounded by the Songliao Watershed, with the Songnen Plain to the north and the Liaohe Plain to the south. The highest point in Jilin Province is Baiyun Peak (2,691 meters) in Changbai Mountain. The external stresses on the formation of landforms in Jilin Province are dominated by the action of glaciers, flowing water, wind and other climatic and meteorological factors. Remnants of glacial denudation from Quaternary glaciers in the Changbaishan Mountains are still visible. Modern flowing water erosion has a wide range of effects on landforms, mountains, hills, plateaus, plains, basins, valleys are subject to erosion, denudation, accumulation, alluvial and other integrated effects, the formation of a variety of flowing water landforms, such as river floodplains, alluvial flood plains, alluvial gullies and so on. Volcanic landforms accounted for 8.6% of the total area of Jilin Province, 83.5% of the flowing water landforms, lake formation landforms accounted for 2.6%, sandy landforms accounted for about 5.10%.