Karl Marx Street (. ) is the main street in the old town of Irkutsk and the center of the old town. It is almost across the entire Irkutsk. There are cafes, supermarkets, bars and other large and small shops, as well as cosmetics stores, gold shops, fur shops and musical instruments. It is quite prosperous. Along the way you can see the monuments of Alexander III, the Irkutz Regional History Museum, the Irkutsk Theatre, the stadium, the cinema and other European-style Russian architecture. Lenin Square, at the intersection of Karl Marx and Lenin Road, is the transport hub of the old town and can lead to important historical buildings.
The closer to Marks Street, the city has the look of the city. The whole street is tilted east-west. There are some small shops, cafes, European-style buildings, small windows and small doors. There are some green plants in front of each store. There are potted flowers on the street lamps, dotted with streets. The streets are not spacious, there are not many pedestrians, and there are countless windows and narrow doorways on both sides. The wind will blow up the dust and blow through the benches under the sun. It is no wonder that Li Jian found the shadow of Harbin in his childhood in Irkutsk. This is the life I yearn for.
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