My first knowledge of Manchuria is in a documentary, in which the copywriter records that Manchuria is an empty city, sparsely populated, especially at night really beautiful, I was most impressed with the aerial photographs taken at night in Manchuria, everywhere is a brilliant piece of gold. I always like places with fewer people, and then I put the matter of going to Manzhouli on my agenda.
I went to Manzhouli in July this year, I first played in Hailar for a few days before going, the two places are quite close, the train only takes two hours to get there. along the way are grasslands, July to go very suitable, down after the train, as in other cities, a bunch of sales people. I was being followed by an older man and I almost called the police, it's a very annoying place, but just understand for the sake of life!
Manzhouli is really hot, this season to go to the daytime almost no one goes out, I dragged my luggage in the process of walking, see a lot of Russian restaurants, it seems to be indeed the characteristics of the border city. I went out for a spin in the evening, and had to lament that the night view of Manchuria is really beautiful, and probably other cities have very beautiful lights, but is the architecture of Manchuria is very Russian, and the building plan is relatively neat, so that people look extremely comfortable. Their lights are warm and almost all one tone, unlike other cities where they are colorful and look out of place.
We know that Russians are still relatively outgoing, a lot of Russian girls on the street, super pretty, and may be ready to dance, I met three girls in the process of shopping, dancing in the square. There were also quite a few singing type events, but I think it was in Russian, I couldn't understand much.
What I was extremely impressed with was the night view, and the condor square, which was beautiful.