Harbin's spring is a good time to visit my Russian grandfather

Everyone The century-old house has been restored to its original state, making it even more elegant and beautiful. This was once the residential area for the families of the Harbin Railway Bureau. When we first moved in, there were tatami mats in the room that were used when the Japanese lived there. The railway families lived in this yellow house, with East-West Dazhi Street as the axis of their life: the adults worked in the Railway Bureau, The children came from the kindergarten next door (former residence of the Chief Auditor (Deputy Director) of the Middle East Railway) You can go all the way to high school (Harbin Railway No. 1 Middle School), and after class, go to the Railway Cultural Palace (now the Middle East Railway Museum) for some activities. In spring and autumn, smoke from cooking fires rises in the air. The Yellow House and the old European-style houses on East and West Dazhi Street disappear one by one. Skyscrapers rise from the ground, the asphalt roads are crowded with traffic, and East and West Dazhi Street has undergone tremendous changes. One family after another left the yellow house. The children of the railway grew up and wanted to move away from Harbin Institute of Technology, which was right at the doorstep of their homes on Xidazhi Street, and head for even farther places. Their grandparents all grew old. I hope you all have gone to a better place~ Time goes to 2024, Welcome the Yellow House natives to tell your story. The area enclosed by Huayuan Street, Jiaotong Street, Customs Street, and Hegou Street