Harbin | Check in at a landmark

|Check in at a landmark. St. Sophia Cathedral is the poetry of Harbin, the song of time, and the dream castle in the snow and ice. St. Sophia Cathedral is like a bright pearl inlaid on the exotic land of Harbin. This Orthodox church, built in 1907, has witnessed the vicissitudes and changes of Harbin for a century. It has now become a landmark of the city, attracting countless tourists. When I first approached St. Sophia Cathedral, I was shocked by its grandeur. The main body of the church is made of red bricks, and the huge green onion dome shines with golden light in the sun, like a mysterious treasure from a distant sky. The facade of the church is engraved with exquisite reliefs, depicting stories and characters from the Bible. Every detail shows the exquisite and unique Russian traditional architectural art. Walking into the church is even more amazing. The dome, as high as 53.35 meters, is like a vast starry sky, making people feel endless depth and mystery. Precious historical photos are hung on the walls, recording the past and present of the church and telling the development history of Harbin. The icon murals in the church are solemn and solemn, and the candlelight flickers, as if bringing people back to the distant religious era. In addition to appreciating the beauty of the church's architecture, this is also a great place to take photos. Whether it is day or night, St. Sophia Cathedral exudes a unique charm. During the day, the sun shines on the walls of the church, reflecting mottled light and shadow, making people feel like they are in an oil painting.