Jinjiang wooden house village is located in the mountains and forests of MANJIANG Town, Fusong County, Jilin Province. There is no brick or tile in the village. Rows of houses are made of mortise and tenon of big trees, plastered with yellow mud and wooden tiles. Even the chimneys of every family are made of hollow whole tree trunks, emitting curls of cooking smoke, which looks like a freehand ink painting from a distance.
Jinjiang wooden house village is located in MANJIANG Town, Fusong County. Its original name was "gudingzi". Because Jinjiang River flows through here, and all the houses in the village are "wood carved ridge", it was renamed "Jinjiang wooden house village". According to legend, in 1677, the Qing government sent Wu MUNE, the Minister of internal affairs, to investigate the route into the Tianchi Lake of Changbai Mountain, so that he could go to the mountain in person in the future. On his return, Wu MUNE left some guides and officers and men here to wait for the holy convoy. So these people used the wood produced in Changbai Mountain to build a traditional Manchu style "wood carved ridge" house with wooden tiles, walls and chimneys. In 2009, the construction skills of Manchu wooden houses in Changbai Mountain were listed as provincial intangible cultural heritage; In 2012, Jinjiang wooden house village was listed as a provincial cultural relics protection unit; In 2013, it was listed in the list of Chinese traditional villages by the Ministry of housing and urban rural development, and was one of the first national traditional villages in Jilin Province; In 2014, it was included in the list of the first batch of Chinese traditional villages supported by the central government by the Ministry of housing and urban rural development and other four ministries and commissions. Today, the housing conditions of mountain residents have long been improved, and only Jinjiang wooden house village still retains the original style of wooden houses.