Harbin Citywalk~ Central Avenue.

Harbin Central Avenue was once the first commercial pedestrian street in China and the most international commercial street. The buildings of the shops along the street are distinctive, covering various architectural styles such as Western Renaissance, Baroque, Eclecticism, and New Art Movement. Walking and watching, the greatest pleasure is to compare the introduction, recognize what the building in front of you is, and then look at the modern shop signs hanging, there is a feeling of crossing time and space. In addition to the architecture, the characteristic of Central Avenue is the expensive bread stones laid on the ground. It is said that a stone cost a silver dollar at that time, which was equivalent to the living expenses of ordinary people for a month. After a hundred years of wind and rain baptism, the bread stone is still bright and new, round and dense. Central Avenue also has a Shok courtyard. He was once responsible for designing and laying Central Avenue. There are still some unpolished bread stones in the yard where he lived. At the same time, there are also many brand stores and Harbin local specialty stores and western restaurants on Central Avenue. There are also several shops selling Russian goods, and the things sold inside are not much different.