On a weekend, I went to the Angangxi Middle East Railway Complex near Qiqihar. I was attracted by the photos of the buildings here on the Internet, and I also took pictures of the Middle East Railway buildings in Harbin. I was very interested in this history and I had this trip. Historical background: In August 1897, construction of the Middle East Railway began. In 1904, the Middle East Railway opened to traffic in Harbin as the center, west to Manzhouli, east to Suifen River, south to Dalian. In 1903, the Middle East Railway opened to traffic, and did not set up a station in Qiqihar, where the General Heilongjiang is located, but named the railway station established by Angangxi 29 kilometers away from Qiqihar. It is “Ziqihar Station.” In 1906, Heilongjiang Governor Cheng Dequan asked Qingting to build Qiang light rail, and after approval in March 33, 1907 (April), heilongjiang Qiang Railway Company was established, August 12, 1907 (September 19, 1907), Qiang Railway Company and German merchant Tailai Foreign Bank signed road repair and purchase Contracts for buying vehicles, rails and other construction projects. Construction work began in December 31, 1908 (January 1908) until the acceptance of the seventh day of August 20, 1909, and the inauguration ceremony was held on August 13, the same year (September 26), which was officially opened on the same day. Because the Russian-controlled Middle East Railway Company refused to enter the Middle East railway land boundary, after many negotiations, it was not successful, so it had to set up Angangxi Station in Red Banner Yingzitun 1 km away from the landlord of the Middle East Railway Station. Three years (1914), after the Middle East railway authorities agreed, the Qiang railway was extended from the Red Banner Yingzitun to the Middle East Railway Qiqihar Station (Anangxi Station), a total length of 29 kilometers, a total of Qiqihar, Damintun, Wufuma, Red Banner Yingzi four stations. In 1937, the light rail was removed and the Cheon Line railway was built. Tour: When you come here, you can see the century-old station room of Angangxi (now Angangxi International Passenger Waiting Room), Angangxi Railway Club, Rosia Street (both sides of the Russian buildings), Soviet Martyrs Cemetery, etc. while strolling around Angangxi Railway Station. You can see a lot of paving stones, the overall train station has been renovated, the building is very new, and the other side of the overpass can see many local residential buildings, maybe many local residents are employees and family members of the Railway Bureau, the Soviet Army Martyrs Cemetery is opposite the train station, And go further and you can walk to Rosia Street. As a key development project, when we go, we can see the staff on the side of the three or two groups of flowers on the side of the road, and several old houses near the red church have been renovated, helping the daughter-in-law and children take pictures. Walking along the street, you can see many old houses that have not been repaired, which are still very dilapidated, and they look desolate. There are not many people living in the old houses here. Many old houses have been listed and protected. It is estimated that they will be renovated according to the plan in the future. There are various indications that the local government wants to use the historical and cultural heritage here to promote tourism. It is a bit like the Hengdaohezi Town of Mudanjiang Hailin. The same main Middle East railway site is the Middle East railway site. I don’t know what the overall planning and all repairs look like. However, now the newly renovated house can only be said to be vaguely a bit of the same year, but as a self-driving tour around, this is a good place to take photos and write really.