（）是我国最北部边陲的县城，在夏天的夏至时，白天长达21个小时，是我国白天最长的地方。而冬天则白天短，夜间长。这里是我国可以看到绚丽多姿的（　）的地方。

A、抚远

B、漠河

C、北极光

D、海市蜃楼

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