What are the historical sites in Harbin?

Harbin, as a modern rising city, is somewhat similar to Shanghai because of a large number of foreigners and convenient transportation. As a port city for exchanges between the East and the West, Harbin has its own unique customs.

Harbin was an international commercial port city during the Republic of China, and a large number of westerners settled here, leaving behind a large number of western-style buildings.

Middle East Railway Bridge

This is an early modern building in Harbin. After the completion of this bridge and the Middle East Railway, 16 industrial countries, including Britain, Japan, France, the United States and Italy, set up consulates in Harbin, hundreds of international trading companies, and a large number of westerners entered Harbin.

At that time, the population of Harbin was not large, only over 3,, while there were over 1, foreigners, basically one in two was a foreigner.

Then westerners always attach importance to religious beliefs, and churches are built wherever they go. Then the landmark historical building in Harbin was built.

St. Sophia Church

Later, quite a few Jews also came to Harbin and built an old synagogue, which was the largest synagogue in Harbin and China at that time. Now it is the concert hall of Harbin Old Hall, which is a good place to enjoy elegant music.

Harbin Central Street

Central Street was the first commercial pedestrian street in China at that time. The initial construction time was in 1898, and it was just an ordinary road for transporting railway construction materials. In the 192s, a Russian engineer designed the supervisor, who paved the street with granite cubes. The designer loved Russian buns so much that it was exquisite and bright.

731 Army Site

In the name of Ishii Army, Dongxiang Army and Kwantung Army's Epidemic Prevention and Water Supply Department, the Japanese Military Department once engaged in human experiments, animal experiments, research and production of chemical and biological weapons and other war crimes. In 1936, the research and production base of bacterial weapons was established in Harbin bungalow.

This evil history, however, the initiator tried every means to escape. The Japanese army is doing all kinds of experiments such as inhuman frostbite and plague here. One of the most frightening experiments was what a 731 officer said. After frostbite, the quickest cure is to soak in warm water at 37 degrees Celsius until it subsides. ?