Railway Memory Museum

This memory museum is located on Station Front Road in Suifenhe City. It is a Russian-style building that originally served as the waiting room of Suifenhe Railway Station, built for the construction of the Chinese Eastern Railway. Now, it is the Chinese Eastern Railway Memory Museum. The Chinese Eastern Railway, abbreviated as CER, is over 1,400 kilometers long, with Suifenhe being the eastern terminus. After the railway station was built and the CER was opened to traffic, various diplomatic missions stationed there raised their flags. For a time, Suifenhe was adorned with the flags of more than a dozen countries, earning it the nickname "Flag Town." The railway starts from Vladivostok in Russia and Suifenhe is the fifth station, hence Suifenhe is also known as "Five Stations." Upon entering the museum, visitors are greeted by a high blue wooden roof and black floor tiles, authentically recreating the Russian architectural style. The first thing one sees is a giant sculpture of a wheel and track. Inside the museum, visitors can watch documentaries on historical events such as the Boxer Rebellion and the Russo-Japanese War, enjoy a special film on the Chinese Eastern Railway in the screening room, and even step into a "high-speed train cockpit" to experience the thrill of being a high-speed train driver.