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The monument to the soldiers of the Soviet regime in the Far East, built in memory of the February and October Revolutions of 1917, stands in the central square of Vladivostok, which was built in 1961 and is the largest monument in the Far East. During the war, commercial fleets were tasked with transporting supplies from the Allies, meeting enemy ships and aircraft from time to time, and had to fight, and a total of 25 merchant ships were sunk, in honor of the sailors, and there was a long fire burning in front of the monument.
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The monument to the soldiers of the Soviet regime in the Far East, built in memory of the February and October Revolutions of 1917, stands in the central square of Vladivostok, which was built in 1961 and is the largest monument in the Far East. During the war, commercial fleets were tasked with transporting supplies from the Allies, meeting enemy ships and aircraft from time to time, and had to fight, and a total of 25 merchant ships were sunk, in honor of the sailors, and there was a long fire burning in front of the monument.
A monument of the Soviet Revolution, here is the content of the October Revolution against the Soviets, the whole structure of the monument is quite large, and you can see quite a lot of content when you visit here.
The monument of the Far East Soviet regime fighters is still the largest square in Vladivostok. There are still many tourists here. In fact, we are also. The scenery here is really beautiful and the neighborhood is very lively.
The big square of Vladivostok bus station. Here, the center of Vladivostok begins.
A place with a strong sense of history. Chinese tourists must be familiar with statues of this style. In the middle is a Red Army soldier wearing a Bujoni hat. He is powerful and powerful. The two groups of soldiers on both sides are strong and resolute, showing the unique heroism of the revolutionary era. The statue is facing the square and the sea, and foreign tourists come to take pictures from time to time. Locals regard this place as a place of leisure, and few people come. However, there were pairs of young naval soldiers walking in line in the square, not knowing whether it was routine or occasional.
Located in the center of the city, next to the commercial district, this is a must-see attraction of Vladivostok. To tell you the truth, Vladivostok's core scenic area is not very large. It's just the most central place. It's a few hundred meters to the left for the C-56 submarine and the Pacific Fleet Command. Go hundreds of meters to the right, just to the railway station and Lenin Square. On the right is the State Building. The sculpture is magnificent. There are many square pigeons around it. There is a Russian pigeon selling melon seeds. The pigeon is specially fed in a bag of 20 roubles. Pigeons here are not afraid of people, often stand on your arms, shoulders, or even overhead to grab food. Feeding pigeons here after sightseeing and shopping is also a relaxation.
Vladivostok, a monument to Soviet fighters in the Far East, is located in the eastern part of Eurasia and the southernmost tip of the Amur Peninsula. Originally named Vladivostok, it was Chinese territory in the Qing Dynasty and was subordinated to General Jilin. On November 14, 1860, "Beijing Treaty between China and Russia" ceded the eastern part of the Usuli River, including Vladivostok, to Russia, which means "Ruling the East". It is one of the main cultural, educational and research centers in the Far East. It includes the Far East Branch of the Siberian Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences, the Pacific Institute of Fisheries and Oceanography, and the Far East Federal University. Vladivostok is now the most important city in Russia's Far East and the seat of the Pacific Fleet Command, Russia's second largest naval fleet. The total population is about 600,000, mainly Russians and Chinese Russians. The climate is mainly temperate continental humid climate, with an average annual high temperature of 8.38 & #176; C, an average low temperature of 1.38 & #176; C, and an average precipitation of 797 mm.