Where to travel from Harbin to Xiang Xue?

1, Hagia Sophia. Hagia Sophia is the largest Orthodox church in the Far East. It is the best preserved typical Byzantine architecture in China. This building, which was born nearly a hundred years ago, is magnificent, simple and elegant, and full of charming colors. The entrance ticket for the church is 20 yuan, and the student ticket is half price. Whether to go in or not depends entirely on personal preference. Many people came to photograph its appearance, but not many people really visited it. There will be many white pigeons flying around during the day, and the scene is very spectacular. It is suggested that we can go at dusk, not only to take pictures of the church during the day, but also to take pictures of the church after turning on the lights at night. After sunset, Hagia Sophia looks mysterious and solemn against the white snow. The unmelted snow on the roof sets off the red tiles of the church, which is particularly beautiful in winter.

2. Central Street. It takes about 20 minutes to walk from Hagia Sophia to Central Street. I don't know what courage I had. I just didn't take the bus in the cold weather, and I was shaking as I walked. Central Street is the most prosperous and well-planned commercial pedestrian street in Harbin. It starts from the Flood Control Memorial Tower Square on the riverside in the north and connects to Xinyang Square in the south, with a length of 1.400 meters, and still maintains the original flat granite pavement of the square.