Songyuan, Jilin, is located in the triangle areas of Harbin, Changchun and Daqing, at the southern end of the Songnen Plain, and is located on the banks of the beautiful Songhua River. Together with Baotou, Hohhot and Ordos, it is known as the "Four Little Dragons of Economic Gro

Jilin Songyuan is located in the triangle area of ​​Harbin, Changchun and Daqing , the southern end of Songnen Plain, located on the banks of the beautiful Songhua River. Together with Baotou , Hohhot, Ordos , it is called "Four Little Dragons of Economic Growth in Northern China". The earliest cultures in Songyuan region are Sushen culture and Fuyu culture. Sushen is the oldest culture in Northeast China, and is inherited from later generations of Yilou , Wuji , jingle, Bohai , and Jurchen. They are all ancestors of Manchu .

Songyuan didn’t have many photos in the 1970s and 1980s. The editor carefully selected a few representative old photos to take you into Songyuan in the 1980s.

This is the first cinema in Songyuan, with large posters hanging on the second floor of the cinema. At that time, unlike now, people had mobile phones and computers to access the Internet. In that era of lack of spiritual life, the best way to entertain was to go to the cinema to watch a movie. At that time, movie tickets were very cheap, 20 cents a day, but they were also quite luxurious for some families. In order to be able to watch the last movie, the child thought about how to evade the ticket. Sometimes you and your ticket checker uncles and aunts can sneak in and watch a movie. At that time, Zhao Benshan was not very famous. It is said that he came here to walk through the acupoints.

The building in the photo is the Songyuan Jiangbei Museum in the 1970s. The entire building looks sturdy, tall and grand, and there are occasionally pedestrians riding bicycles passing by in front of the door. At that time, Songyuan, a cultural and entertainment venue for people, was not just a cinema or a museum. Many exhibitions are often held here, with electric models of trains, planes, etc., which are longing for. The Jiangbei Museum has a tragic fate. After many demolitions, some "conservatives" in Songyuan have tried their best to protect each other, and then they escaped one disaster after another. In the end, I still did not escape the fate of being demolished.

The four-story building in the photo is tall and grand. This is Songyuan People's Hospital in the 1980s. At that time, there were few cars on the streets and bicycles were just popular. Most people came to the hospital for treatment and walked or bicycles for transportation. The cars at that time were the same as the Beijing Jeep and the old Santana sedan in the photo. A black Santana parked on the side of the road should be here to deliver the patient. In Songyuan in that era, it was very interesting to have such a Santana to pick it up and drop it off.

This is Songyuan West Street in the 1970s. At that time, there were low houses on both sides of West Street, which were similar to the current township market. The post-60s and 70s should still remember that there were few street cars at that time, and most people relied on walking when they went out. It was considered high consumption for anyone who could have a bicycle. The neighbors who only envied were all green in their eyes. Nowadays, the houses on both sides of the street have long been demolished and tall buildings have been built. The roads have been renovated and upgraded from the original four lanes to eight lanes, and there are still traffic.