This is a group of old photographs of Changchun taken in the 1980s by a retired teacher. These "precious" old photos truly record the urban landscape, scenic spots, and life scenes of Changchun more than 30 years ago. Through these old photos, you can see an old Changchun that has "never been seen before". I hope that after watching it, you can get back good memories!
The picture above is Changchun in the 80s, with a panoramic view of the city
The picture shows the panoramic view of Changchun city in the 1980s, from a high place, Renmin Avenue runs through the north and south of the city, lush trees can be seen everywhere, and the urban greening is really good. Although there are not many high-rise buildings, they are also densely built, highlighting the city's historical heritage.
The picture above is Changchun in the 80s, Changchun Station
In 1907, the Japanese "South Manchuria Railway Co., Ltd." built the Changchun parking lot between Changchun Toudaogou and Erdaogou, and in December of the same year, the Changchun parking lot began to carry passengers. In 1921, the railway north of Changchun was changed to a commercial office, and the previous railway station was moved to the Changchun parking lot and renamed "Changchun Station". In 1932, Changchun Station was renamed "Xinjing Station". In 1945, it was changed back to "Changchun Station". In 1992, the first generation of Changchun Station was demolished by blasting. See the changchun station square in the picture in front of the crowd is not much, compared with today's difference is a little big!
The picture above is Changchun in the 80s, Changjiang Road
The picture shows the Changjiang Road in the 1980s, which can be described as "a moment of scenery" in the 70s and 80s, and was one of the most prosperous and lively commercial blocks in Changchun and even the entire Jilin region at that time, where many commercial shopping malls and activity venues were gathered. But with the change of the times, today's Yangtze River Road has lost its original glory!
The picture above is Changchun in the 80s, the Yingbin Building
The picture shows the Changchun Yingbin Building in the 1980s, which is located in the center of Changchun's old town and is a place where the older generation of Changchun people often come to taste food. The most special thing about the restaurant is that it can make the major cuisines of the north and south of the motherland, and there are many restaurants and restaurants in Changchun that can do a variety of dishes at that time, but they are all entertaining foreign guests, or places with relatively high consumption. And this welcome building is very civilian, so it is very popular with Changchun people!
The picture above is Changchun in the 80s, kuanping road
The picture shows the Changchun Kuanping Road in the 1980s, which is located in Chaoyang District and is the traffic artery in the west of the Second Ring Road. At that time, the Wide Plain Road was very prosperous because of the tram passing by, and walking on this street, you can often hear the sound of "clanging", which is the tram coming!
The picture above is Changchun in the 80s, Nanhu Park
The picture shows nanhu park in the 1980s, located in The Chaoyang District of Changchun, which was built in 1933 during the Puppet Manchu Period and was called Huanglong Royal Park at that time. The most distinctive feature of the park is that it has a wide landscape lake with turquoise water and distinctive park characteristics.
Above is Changchun in the 80s, an electrical appliance store
The picture shows Changchun in the 1980s, an electrical appliance store on Changjiang Road. I saw a large number of electrical products such as television sets and tape recorders displayed in the store. At that time, television sets were still very rare, and ordinary families could not afford to buy them, and if any classmate had a TV set and a tape recorder at home, it was very envied by everyone!
The picture above is Changchun in the 80s, a shoe repair stall
The picture above is changchun in the 80s, where a young shoe repairer is repairing shoes for the masses on the street. At that time, repairing shoes and repairing shoes was also a craft, and many people used this craft to feed their families!
The author concludes:
Do these old photos of Changchun evoke your good memories? Do you lament that the city of Changchun has undergone tremendous changes in the past few decades? Do you still recognize the cityscape in the picture?
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