[2025 Qiqihar Attraction] Travel Guide for Heilongjiang Military Governor's Mansion (Updated May)

· Qiqihar Museum Established in 2003, the museum's core exhibition, "The Narration of Nenjiang Civilization," details the history of Crane City (Qiqihar) with over 5,000 cultural relics. It is now a National Second-Class Museum. The museum offers free admission, closes on Mondays, and takes about 1-2 hours to explore. Focus on the historical exhibits, where some artifacts showcase local characteristics. · Heilongjiang Military Governor's Office As the highest military-political institution in Heilongjiang Province during the Republic of China era, this is one of the largest and best-preserved Republic-era military-political architectural complexes in Northeast China. It is now a National Key Cultural Relics Protection Unit. Currently an annex of the museum, the Governor's Office is accessible only through the museum. The preserved main building and courtyard are original structures, with simple exhibitions inside recounting its history. The main building’s lattice-patterned stained-glass windows are exquisite, and some interior scenes and wax figures have been recreated. The Jiangqiao Anti-Japanese War, which marked China's first armed resistance against Japanese aggression, was commanded here by Ma Zhanshan, then chairman of Heilongjiang Province. A brief display covers this event. As a cultural landmark of Crane City, Qiqihar Museum combines cultural relics and heritage preservation for a comprehensive experience—highly recommended for a visit.

In Qiqihar, watching the graceful red-crowned cranes and savoring the spicy Qiqihar-style barbecue are well-known must-do activities. However, this city with its rich history has much more to offer. As the former capital of Heilongjiang Province and a key stop on the Middle East Railway, Qiqihar is filled with historical and cultural landmarks. Let's uncover some incredibly photogenic spots. 🎞️First Stop: The century-old train station. Its unique architectural design, time-worn bricks and tiles, and vintage slogans tell stories of the past, making every visit a cherished experience. The old station is right next to the Qiqihar Railway Station. The sculpture in the center of the square across the street from the station also makes a great backdrop. (Picture 2: The old station next to Qiqihar Railway Station; Picture 3: The sculpture in the square across the street from the station) 🥩Barbecue is an essential part of any trip to Qiqihar. After photographing the old station, take a taxi to your chosen barbecue restaurant. The meat here is fresh and top-quality. One bite will tell you why Qiqihar barbecue is considered the best in the country. It's a must-try! (Picture 18, only one picture shown due to limited space) 🏛️The Heilongjiang Governor's Mansion, a landmark building in Qiqihar, stands next to the Qiqihar Museum. For the best photos, stand on the steps across the street to capture stunning shots. (Picture 4) 🌆The streets near Jiefangmen Market are full of vibrant local life. Every shot captures the essence of everyday life. (Picture 5) 📍The former site of the Manchukuo Telegraph and Telephone Corporation is located in the city center. The best photo spot is across the street. Look carefully, and you can capture its unique architectural beauty. (Picture 6) 🌳Longsha Park is a cultural treasure trove, with every corner offering a perfect photo opportunity. The Spring Voice sculpture (Picture 7), Elephant Trunk Pavilion (Picture 8), Sanqing Hall in front of the Guan Di Temple (Picture 9), the former site of the Japanese invaders' dormitory (Picture 10), Wangjiang Tower (Picture 11), the former site of the Russian Consulate (Picture 12), the small pavilion near Gate 2 (Picture 13), and the panoramic views from the top of Tianyuan Pavilion (Pictures 14 & 15) all capture the park's unique charm. 🗼Dacheng Temple boasts a unique architectural style and grand scale, resembling the Temple of Heaven in Beijing. Every photo taken here exudes a sense of grandeur. (Picture 16) 🚂The Locomotive Sports Stadium is right next to Dacheng Temple. The Qiji Guang steam locomotive parked inside is a spectacular sight that train enthusiasts won't want to miss. (Picture 17) ⛪St. Michael's Church, located near the city center, features a unique and beautiful architectural style. However, there are often many illegally parked vehicles below the church, so you'll need to find the right angle for the perfect shot. (Picture 1) If you enjoy exploring these hidden gems, don't forget to like and follow for more exciting travel guides!

|The Governor's Mansion•Follow the red tour. Qiqihar is not just about tourism ❗ It also wants to retrace the footsteps of its anti-Japanese ancestors. Qiqihar, as the provincial capital at that time, has always been the front line of Heilongjiang Province’s anti-Japanese war ❗❗ During the Anti-Japanese War, the Heilongjiang Military Governor's Office served as the general headquarters for General Ma Zhanshan to command the Jiangqiao Anti-Japanese War. It has an extremely important position in the history of the world's anti-fascist struggle and the history of the Chinese people's fight against the Japanese invaders❗ ✨［Opening Time］ Tuesday to Sunday (closed on Monday) Closed from 9:00 to 18:00 (no admission until 17:30) 😘[How to get there] Get off at 1️⃣Qiqihar Station 2️⃣Qiqihar South Station 3️⃣Sanjiazi Airport and take a taxi to the Governor's Office, located on the left side of the Municipal Museum. 📢[Friendly reminder] The Military Governor's Office has officially opened on August 9, 2024✌️ 📢[Introduction to Heilongjiang Governor’s Office] It was originally the private residence of the deputy capital official built in the 11th year of Jiaqing in the Qing Dynasty (1806), also known as the adults' mansion. At the end of the Qing Dynasty, Cheng Dequan, the governor of Heilongjiang, began to build it on this basis, and it was later built after Zhou Shumo became the governor. The Warlord's Office was originally a three-entry building. Now there are only one two-story building and three bungalows left, with a construction area of ​​1,214 square meters. The Heilongjiang Military Governor's Office was a political, military, economic, and cultural command center and decision-making body established in Heilongjiang during the Republic of China. In history, twelve leaders including Song Xiaolian, Wan Fulin, and Ma Zhanshan performed official duties here. Come and check in‼ ️‼ ️‼ ️

| Warlord's Office | A Half History of the Republic of China in Heilongjiang. The former site of the Heilongjiang Warlord's Office is located in Jianhua District, Qiqihar City, and was built in the 11th year of the Jiaqing Emperor of the Qing Dynasty as the private residence of the Deputy Commander-in-Chief, also known as the Mansion of the Great Man. At the end of the Qing Dynasty, Cheng Dequan, the acting governor of Heilongjiang, began construction on this foundation, and Zhou Shumu, who later became the governor, continued the construction to completion. The preservation and restoration of the interior of the Warlord's Office are both very high, fully reflecting the style of that turbulent era. In addition, the Warlord's Office is directly connected to the Qiqihar City Museum.