Alexander Nevsky Russian Orthodox Church

The Orthodox Church is located at the intersection of Hankou Xiangyang Street and Tianjin Road. It was built in 1876 and was a church in Russia. It is a single-story masonry structure with an area of about 220 square meters. Although a beautiful historical building and well preserved, it is indeed a symbol of a history of shame

When I was a child, I took a bus. My father told me that this is the British concession, this is the French concession, this is the Japanese concession, this is the Russian concession. In Hankou Jianghan District, Wuhan City. More than 1,000 acres of places, there are five or six concessions. This church is the Orthodox Church in Russia. Now it is said to be a memory of China and Russia. In fact, it is China's humiliation history.

Founded in 1876, it is the only Russian Byzantine Church in Wuhan. In 2013, the Hankou Orthodox Church was listed as an important cultural relic maintenance building. As an important relic of Russian businessmen in Wanli tea ceremony, the renovation work "as old as old" was completed in 2015. There is another sign "Wuhan Sino-Russian Relations Exchange Hall" at the church door.

After the renovation of the building, it is very beautiful and suitable for taking pictures and punching in.

At that time, the church had its own characteristics in the church buildings of various countries in Wuhan. This place was originally the Russian Concession in Hankou. Although the first concession in Hankou was not opened by the Russians, the Russian Concession in Hankou was the first concession opened by the Russians in China. For the Russians, the reason for choosing to open the concession in Hankou is not complicated, just because of the tea.