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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.

Saint Aleksheyev Church Saint Aleksheyev Church (Historical Architecture) is located at 47 Taxi Street, Nangang District, Harbin City, and was once one of the activities centers of Harbin Orthodox Church. It was built in 1912 and was originally a wooden church. It was rebuilt as a masonry Church in 1931 and completed in 1935. Designed by Russian architect Smirnov Torre Vtanovsky, it is a classic work of Russian Baroque church architecture. After its restoration in 1980, it was converted to a Catholic church. Now it is the seat of Heilongjiang Catholic Patriotic Congress, Harbin Catholic Patriotic Congress and Heilongjiang Catholic Church Council.

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.

Located in Gogoli Street Church Square, the traffic is very convenient. The church is very old and beautiful. Originally an Orthodox Church, it was converted into a Catholic Church in 1980. There are many characteristic small restaurants around the square.

St. Alexeiv Church is located at the eastern end of Gogoli Street. It's an Orthodox Church. The building area is 1005 square meters. It was built in 1931. It is a typical Russian architecture. It was restored to Catholic Church in 1980. Now it is the seat of Heilongjiang Catholic Patriotic Congress, Harbin Catholic Patriotic Congress and Heilongjiang Catholic Church Council. It is a cultural relic protection unit in Heilongjiang Province.

This is an Orthodox Church, formerly the Princess Ridge Chapel with the Army. With the completion of the Songhua River East Bridge and the formation of the pier, it moved to Church Street. The wooden structure church was built in 1912-1913 and the new masonry structure church was rebuilt in 1935-1936 (designed by architects Smirnov and Dostonovsky). The church is tall and unique in appearance, complex in structure, rich in decorative lines and feet, red and white in walls, and elegant in the reflection of sunlight. This church is different from the traditional Byzantine Church in Russia. The bell tower is tent-roofed, the dome above the main entrance is Russian onion-shaped, and the tower and the Cathedral are Baroque-style. The three Catholic crosses were erected on three domes of different sizes, namely, the bell tower, the tower and the cathedral. Different styles blend with each other in the same church building, which is full of beauty of rhythm, shape and color.

After the rain, you can visit St. Aleksheyev's Church, which has a special charm. The environment is comfortable, the transportation is convenient and the cost-effective ratio is high.

Located at the intersection of Gogoli Street and Renovation Street, another Orthodox Church in Harbin. Compared with Santa Sophia, each has its own merits and is the place where young people get married and old people take part in activities. After seeing the church, I wandered along Gogoli Street. There were many historic buildings in Russian style. The roadside shop had a cup of coffee and relaxed. Indian Style Street is a small commodity market, children's paradise is nearby, not far from the Liu Laogen Theatre and the Workers'Cultural Palace to see the Northeast Errendou.

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.

The St. Aleksheyev Church on Gogoli Avenue is a typical Russian Orthodox Church. Unlike St. Sophia Church, this church has always been active. The doors of the church are not always open. You have to rely on your own luck if you want to enter. There are many bus routes to get here, and the traffic is very convenient. The whole church gives people a beautiful feeling. It's all red. There are patterns on the windows. The red brick carvings are exquisite. Outside the church square, every day is very busy, many square dances, summer beer square, personal favorite night scenery here, simply stunning.