Heilongjiang | Well-preserved former customs building in Northeast China

❤Recommended reason: The former Lahasusu Customs House in Tongjiang is a well-equipped building complex with a European architectural style. After the Qing government signed the Boxer Protocol with the imperialist powers in 1901, it decided to use tariffs as collateral to pay off debts and set up three customs houses in Heilongjiang as compensation. The Lahasusu Customs House was one of them. 👍Top recommendation: The former Lahasusu Customs House is a Russian-style brick and wood structure with a unique design. It is the only remaining historical building in Tongjiang and the best-preserved former customs building in Northeast China. 🌟Highlights: The Lahasusu Customs House Historical and Cultural Square includes the Customs House Museum, Former Site Exhibition Hall, Customs Hospital Site, Wu Lien-teh Memorial Hall, Customs Inspection Factory Site, Customs Inspection Site Restoration, Channel Indicator Lighthouse, Century-old Navy Iron Anchor, and Century-old Elm Forest in the Courtyard.