National Series 25 Harbin Confucius Temple

🌈Historical background: It was started in the 15th year of the Republic of China (1926) and completed in the 18th year of the Republic of China (1929). It is known as the 'Forbidden City' of Harbin, and General Zhang Xueliang personally wrote the 'Harbin Confucius Temple Inscription' for it. 🚗Highlights: The largest 'Confucius Temple' in the Northeast region, a typical three-entry imitation of ancient Qing architecture, designed and built in accordance with the system of the imperial palace, and partially using reinforced concrete materials in the structure. 🎫Ticket information: Free, scan the code to make an appointment and enter with your ID card, get off at the University of Engineering station on Metro Line 1 ✨Travel suggestions: If you take the subway, enter the scenic area from Exit 3 of Wenmiao Street. Do not go from Nanhai Road in the north, you have to go around a big circle. Next to the statue of Confucius is the East and West Official Hall, where you can learn a lot about sacrificial knowledge. Behind it is the Dacheng Gate. After passing the gate, you can see the Dacheng Hall. The Dacheng Hall is the main hall of the Confucius Temple and the core part of the entire Confucius Temple. In addition, there is also a blank stele here, which has various explanations for its cause. You can see it for yourself.