To change s single business objectives of traditional forest management, multi-objective forest management and integrating ecological, social, and economic roles of forests are necessary. Therefore, it is essential to develop multi-objective planning and decision-making tools to co-ordinate forest use and conservation of relevant social, economic, and environmental aspects, from the perspective of a production unit. In this study, Lushuihe Forestry Bureau in the Changbai Mountain area was used as an example to discuss the need to develop multi-objective forest management plans. A multi-objective forest management plan was designed by Lushuihe Forestry Bureau on the basis of a biotope analysis. In addition, a type design, a stand design, and life-cycle operations and other aspects were designed as a reference tool to conduct multi-objective forest operations in China.