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What fun places are there in Qiqihar?

The main places you can visit in Qiqihar include: Zhalong Nature Reserve, Angangxi Ancient Cultural Site, Golden Great Wall Site, Mingyue Island, Longsha Park (Wangjiang Tower), Guandi Temple, Shougong Temple , Mahayana Temple, Heilongjiang General's Mansion, Heilongjiang Governor's Office ancient building, Labor Lake, Peace Square, etc.

The following is a brief introduction:

1. Zhalong Nature Reserve is Heilongjiang Zhalong National Nature Reserve.

Zhalong National Nature Reserve is located in the junction area of ??Qiqihar City and Fuyu, Lindian, Dumeng and Tailai Counties on the lower reaches of Wuyur River in western Heilongjiang Province. It is a wetland ecology. System type of nature reserve. The reserve consists of a large area of ??permanent seasonal freshwater marshland and numerous small shallow lakes in the lower reaches of the Wuyuer River. The wetland is surrounded by grassland, farmland and artificial fish ponds. The main protected object is the red-crowned crane. It is the most complete, primitive and open wetland ecosystem in northern China at the same latitude. The "Zhalong Lake Bird Watching Tourist Area" in the Zhalong Nature Reserve is 8 kilometers long, 9 kilometers wide, and covers an area of ??1,550 hectares. The best season to visit is summer.

2. Angangxi Ancient Cultural Relics

It is known as the "Banpo Clan Village in the North". It belongs to the Neolithic Age and has a history of six to seven thousand years. It consists of 39 ruins and relic sites. The Angangxi Heritage Museum is located on the large and small sand dunes in the middle and lower reaches of the Nen River, accompanied by depressions, swamps and lakes. These sites leave behind rich relics and relics, which provide important basis for studying the culture of the fishing and hunting people in the grasslands of northern China. In 1928, a Russian railway employee first discovered a Neolithic site near Angang River. In 1930, the famous archaeologist Liang Siyong conducted a four-day excavation 1.5 kilometers south of Wufu Station in Angang River and unearthed a large number of small-scale pressed objects. Stone tools, pottery, bone tools, etc.; in 1932, Liang Siyong published a 44-page, nearly 70,000-word large-scale research and excavation report "Ang'angxi Prehistoric Site". "Ang'ang River Culture" has been included in "General History of China", "General History of the World" and "Dictionary of Chinese Scenic Spots". Famous historians Guo Moruo, Fan Wenlan, Lu Zhenyu, etc. all spoke highly of this. In 1988, the Angangxi site was named a national key cultural relic protection unit by the State Council and included in the "Eighth Five-Year Plan" protection plan of the State Administration of Cultural Heritage.

3. Jin Dynasty Great Wall (Jin Dynasty Northeast Road Border Wall Relics) There are 206.15 kilometers of the Great Wall built by the Jin Dynasty in Qiqihar City. Gannan County, Nianzishan District and Longjiang County in Qiqihar City. The Great Wall of Jin was built by Jurchens as the main body in the 12th and 13th centuries AD, and it was built by mobilizing people of all ethnic groups. It is a military fortification of more than 4,000 kilometers from the shore of the Nen River in the northeast to the Hetao of the Yellow River in the southwest. . The project is divided into three sections: northeast, northwest and southwest. The Qiqihar section of the Golden Great Wall is a section of the Northeast Road and is also the earliest section of the Golden Great Wall. The Qiqihar section of the Jin Great Wall project has supporting facilities and a reasonable structure. And because it has been deserted and inaccessible for a long time after the Yuan Dynasty, it is well preserved and the current situation is impressive.

4. Mingyue Island, I personally think, is more suitable for spring, summer and autumn travel.

5. Longsha Park

The largest comprehensive park in Northeast China. It is a national tourist scenic spot AAAA level scenic spot. Originally named "Cangxi Park" or "West Garden", it was built in 1907.

River-watching Pavilion

Founded in 1908, it is located on the rockery east of Labor Lake in Longsha Park. Zhou Shumo, the governor of Heilongjiang, "wanted to go boating in the rivers and lakes in order to seek victory on the river" and twice invited Zhang Chaoyong to design and rebuild Cangxi Park (today's Longsha Park). Liu Shaoqi, Zhou Enlai, Zhu De, Dong Biwu, Deng Xiaoping and others visited Qiqihar City and went to Wangjiang Tower for sightseeing and scenery. On July 21, 1964, Chairman Zhu De, Vice Chairman Dong Biwu and Vice Chairman Liu Bocheng came to Qiqihar City for an inspection and visited Longsha Park. The long plaque with gold characters on a black background currently hanging "Wangjiang Tower" was written by Zhu De.

6. Temple of Guan Yu (Temple Of Guan Yu)

Also known as Wu Temple, Laoye Temple and Guan Gong Temple. It was built in the fourth year of Qianlong reign (1739).

7. Temple of Martial Shoushan

It is the Temple of General Shoushan. Built in 1926, it is located on the mound on the south bank of Labor Lake in Longsha Park. Yuan Shoushan (1860 Shougong Temple

—1900), also known as Meifeng, was a descendant of Yuan Chonghuan, Minister of War in the late Ming Dynasty. During the Sino-Japanese War of 1894-1894, Shoushan fought bravely against the enemy and made many military exploits. In the 26th year of Guangxu (1900), he was promoted to General Heilongting and stationed in Qiqihar. In August of the same year, the Tsarist Russian army approached Qiqihar, tore up the Peace City Agreement, and launched a surprise attack. Shoushan refused to be induced to surrender, and adhered to his promise of "death if the army is overthrown". He lay in a coffin and was ordered to be shot by others, and died heroically for his country. Later, in order to show his loyalty and martyrdom, the government built a temple to commemorate him.

Shougong Temple is a two-entrance ancestral building with blue bricks and gray tiles, consisting of 12 halls including the mountain gate, front hall, back hall, and east and west side halls. The front hall (also known as the General Hall) and the back hall (commonly known as the Three Generations Hall) have the same architectural form. They are both three-bay, single-eaves, hard-top-top-style buildings. There are portraits of Shoushan, some relics and life stories in the front hall; the original portrait of Shoushan's father Fu Ming'a (Jilin General) in the back hall is now lost, and now there is a 2.4-meter-high golden clay statue of General Shoushan. In 1986, Shougong Temple was listed as a provincial key cultural relic protection unit by the Heilongjiang Provincial People's Government.

8. Mahayana Temple

Originally known as the Great Buddha Temple, it was built in 1939 and completed in 1943, covering an area of ??40,000 square meters.

9. Heilongjiang Martial's Mansion

A provincial cultural relic protection unit, it is the official residence of the Heilongjiang generals in the ancient city of Bukui during the Qing Dynasty. The original site is located at 6 Zhonghua West Road, Qiqihar City No. 2, which is the east neighbor of the Second Hospital of this city. It was built by Sabusu, the first Heilongjiang general, in the 34th year of Emperor Kangxi's reign in the Qing Dynasty (1695). After more than three hundred years of ups and downs, by the end of the 20th century, the ancient buildings of Jiangjun Mansion were in dilapidated condition. In 2000, the municipal government moved this important site to Mingyue Island in the Nen River. The relocated General's Mansion covers an area of ??6,000 square meters. It not only reproduces the original architectural style, but also contains historical and cultural displays of the General's Mansion. The former General's Mansion, as today's patriotic education base and tourist attraction, further inherits historical civilization and continues to write new glories.

10. Heilongjiang ilitary Governor's Mansion

Municipal cultural relics protection unit, located on the east side of the northern section of Bukui Street in Qiqihar City, north of the Municipal Museum Neighboring, there is a two-story brick and wood structure building and a group of three "concave"-shaped bungalows. The house has two front and rear entrances. It is grand and tall, all made of blue bricks and plain tiles. It is a unique and precious late Qing Dynasty building. The Military Governor's Office was built during the tenure of Heilongjiang General Cheng Dequan in the late Qing Dynasty. After liberation, it was the seat of the Heilongjiang Provincial People's Government. Now, this important historical site has been well protected during urban development and construction. After repair and cleaning, it has become an integral part of the Qiqihar Museum.

11. Laodong Lake

It is located in the northwest of Qiqihar City, passing through Beizhamen, Hujiapaozi, Xiushui Park, Xibo Park, Bukui Park, Longsha Park, Nenjiang Park, The sluice gate flows into the Nenjiang River, with a total length of 7.5 kilometers and a water area of ??320 hectares. It was originally an ancient river channel. After the Nen River Dam was built, it gradually became a lake in the city. The night view of Laodong Lake on the south side of the east area of ??Qiqihar University is beautiful. You can go boating on the lake in summer and autumn, and you can skate on the frozen lake in winter...

12. Qiqihar Peace Square commemorated the 60th victory of the Chinese People's Anti-Japanese War and the World Anti-Fascist War on August 15, 2005. Built on the occasion of the anniversary, the Peace Square with a planned area of ??41,400 square meters is located on the bank of the Nen River. The main body of the square consists of the Anti-Japanese War Memorial Wall, the Victory Monument, and the Jiangqiao Anti-Japanese War Memorial Sculpture.