猶太老會堂

This is the first old building I took in Harbin, because it is diagonally opposite the hotel we stayed in and you can see it when you get off the taxi. I can still read the excitement of the beginning of the trip from the photo. As a few old churches in Harbin that can enter, we visited three times before and after, and finally successfully entered for the third time, thankfully not lost. 🎈 The most important facilities in the Jewish community 💠 In the early 20th century, the Tongjiang Street, Jingwei Street and Hongzhuan Street in Harbin now form the largest and most complete Jewish community in China at that time. The community is churches, schools, shops, banks, culture, entertainment, Functional institutions such as hospitals and nursing homes are all available. The most important facilities in the community are two majestic and luxurious churches. The Jewish General Assembly Hall, which was completed in 1909, is one of them, also known as the Old Hall, General Assembly, Old Church, Old Church. 🕍 Harbin's first synagogue, after re-opening, 💠 This is the first synagogue in Harbin, and it was once the center of religious, political and social activities of Jews. Founded in 1909, we are currently seeing the architectural pattern after the reconstruction in 1932, and underwent an overhaul and renovation in 2013. 💠 The whole is a two-story masonry structure, with horseshoe-shaped windows, Hebrew engraved on the doorposts, huge green domes, and the top David Shield six-pointed holy stars still interpreting Jewish "spiral charm". 💠 The yellow and green color scheme of the building is quite bright and light in the sun, and it is very moving. 📜 Internal three-layer distribution 💠 Internal space main body of the concert hall, spanning the first and second floors, will hold string quartets from time to time. The classical style is also very in line with the identity of Harbin's world music capital. Concert time is at night, you can visit during the day. 💠 There is also a small cafe inside, customers can choose to sit on the first floor or the second floor, we feel that sitting on the second floor overlooking the entire concert hall is absolutely perfect. One person has a coffee + cake, sits in the old building and drinks coffee, looks at the snow outside the window and the exquisite and elegant old building in the room. The experience is full! 💠 The third floor is a music-themed cultural and creative shop, but you can not take pictures with SLRs, but you can use your mobile phone. The interiors are quite interesting, we bought refrigerator stickers here. 📷 Photo 💠 The card seat of the cafe on the second floor is on the railing on the second floor of the concert hall. It is suitable for taking portraits. 💠 The middle of the second floor is suitable for overlooking the entire concert hall. The rotating stairs from the first floor to the third floor can be used. The rotating stairs from the first floor to the third floor are the most suitable places for taking pictures in the entire old synagogue. Choose the right light and angle. It will be very filmed. 💠 The corner of the stairs from the first floor to the second floor is the best shooting point for the official seal; the sunlight during the day penetrates through the windows by the stairs, and the light is very natural. 📍 Address: No. 82 Tongjiang Street, Daoli District 🚗 Transportation: Central Street Station of Metro Line 2 ⏰ Open Hours: 10:00-20:00💰 Tickets: Free #Small Numbers Free Check-in Recommended #City Humanities Handbook #Yan Control's favorite afternoon tea

When you talk about Harbin, you will talk about the Sofia Church and the Central Street, with a strong Russian style. Looking for the city skyline of domes and minarets, I wonder if you have noticed the plaques around Central Street that read “Harbin Jewish Activities Former Site,” 14 Jewish historical buildings that carry the memory of Jews in Harbin for 90 years. In a sense, the city's bloodline also incorporates the genes of the Jewish people. At most, there were 25,000 Jews in Harbin, who built synagogues, schools, libraries, banks, restaurants, factories, hospitals, nursing homes... A complete Jewish community has been formed. The familiar Madiel Hotel, Huameixi Restaurant, Qiulin Red Sausage, and the previous life are all Jewish industries. Even Harbin can have the reputation of the Chinese music capital today, and the Jewish diaspora 100 years ago is indispensable.