성 알렉스예프 성당

성 알렉세예프 교회는 난강 구 스쿠 거리 (Nangang District Shiku Street)에 위치한 유명한 교회로 교통이 매우 편리하고 경치가 좋습니다. 교회의 외관은 매우 색상이 있고 색상이 매우 눈부셔서 멀리서도 건물의 웅장함을 볼 수 있습니다. 건물의 본체 색상은 붉은색과 흰색의 색상으로 대조적으로 매우 충격적이며 전체가 매우 조화를 이루고 있습니다.

하얼빈의 붉은 광장으로 알려진 성 알렉세예프 교회는 교회 본관이 붉은색이라는 이름을 따서 명명되었으며, 밤의 조명 아래서 더욱 장관을 이룹니다. 교회 앞의 작은 광장은 매일 밤 주민들의 여가 공간으로 둘러싸여 있습니다.

성 알렉세예프 교회는 하얼빈 난강구 스커제 거리에 위치하고 있으며 건축 면적이 1005제곱미터로 1931년에 지어진 전형적인 러시아식 건물입니다. 1980년에 복원되어 가톨릭 교회로 변경되었습니다. 현재 흑룡강성 가톨릭 사랑의 의회, 하얼빈 가톨릭 사랑의 의회, 흑룡강성 가톨릭 교회위원회가 있는 곳입니다. 성 알렉세예프 교회는 흑룡강성 문화재 보호 단위입니다.

매우 아름다운 교회, 특히 밤에 아름답습니다.

Come out of Gogoli Bookstore and walk for about 15 minutes. At the intersection of Renovation Street, you will see the red St. Alekseyev Church. The church has no religious activities and can not be visited. The square is also very quiet. I am the only visitor. There are only a few elderly people in the local area. It is quite different from the lively St. Sophia Church Square. It is so convenient for me to enjoy it quietly. The Church, formerly known as the Orthodox Church, was built in 1930. After five years of construction, the church was named St. Alekseyev Church because it is located in what the Russians call "Alekseyevka Village" (in today's Xiangfang District). It was converted to Catholic Church after 1980. Although the appearance of the church is not as grand as that of the Orthodox Church, it is a little more beautiful. Red brick, golden cross, symmetrical cross-shaped plane layout, as well as a strong Russian style tent apex, and commonly known as "onion top". Like a fine brushwork, it is exquisite and delicate everywhere. Autumn Forest Company, Gogoli Bookstore, St. & 183; Alekseyev Church are on Gogoli Street, Autumn Forest Company, St. & 183; Alekseyev Church is at both ends, Gogoli Bookstore is in the middle, you don't start like my Gogoli Bookstore, walk a lot more. Come out of Gogoli Bookstore and walk for about 15 minutes. At the intersection of Renovation Street, you will see the red St. Alexeif Church. The church has no religious activities and can not be visited. The square is also very quiet. I am the only visitor. There are only a few elderly people in the local area. It is quite different from the lively St. Sophia Church Square. It is so convenient for me to enjoy it quietly. The Church, formerly known as the Orthodox Church, was built in 1930. After five years of construction, the church was named St. Alekseyev Church because it is located in what the Russians call "Alekseyevka Village" (in today's Xiangfang District). It was converted to Catholic Church after 1980. Although the appearance of the church is not as grand as that of the Orthodox Church, it is a little more beautiful. Red brick, golden cross, symmetrical cross-shaped plane layout, as well as a strong Russian style tent apex, and commonly known as "onion top". Like a fine brushwork, it is exquisite and delicate everywhere. Autumn Forest Company, Gogoli Bookstore, St. & 183; Alekseyev Church are on Gogoli Street, Autumn Forest Company, St. & 183; Alekseyev Church is at both ends, Gogoli Bookstore is in the middle, so don't start running back and forth like my Gogoli Bookstore.

Harbin Catholic Church is a cultural relic protection unit in Heilongjiang Province. Located at the intersection of Renewal Street, Nangang District, Harbin City. The building area is 1005 square meters. It was built in 1931. The original name is Aleksheyev Church. Photographs of Harbin Catholic Church from various angles. A red Orthodox Church, the best preserved Church in Harbin, is an important material for the study of the spread of Orthodox Church and architectural art. Next to the Catholic Church in Harbin is the residential area. The Gogoli Bookstore nearby is very famous. It is said that the bookstore is very warm. Take Bus No. 7 and Bus No. 8 and get off at Innovation Street. You will see a red building.

Compared with St. Sophia's Cathedral, the church is smaller and less knowledgeable. It is also located in residential areas, not in separate business areas. A very small intersection is situated in this beautiful church in Russia. The whole body is brick red, very retro and quiet. Unfortunately, when it came, it was spoiled by the activities of the so-called health system, with a booth beside it, which completely destroyed the aesthetic feeling and "loneliness" of the church. Unfortunately... I went around the church. It was really beautiful and special.

In Gogoli Street Innovation Street, there is a beautiful church. I think Harbin is the best place to see after Sofia Church. Unfortunately, there are many houses in the back, and the interior is not open to the outside world. If it is nearby, it is still worth seeing.