当你悠闲地漫步在道里区透笼街和兆麟街的交汇处,就会发现被楼群遮蔽30年的圣索菲亚教堂,以它多姿的风采和独特的魅力,展现在你的面前。吸引着你不由得驻足观赏,甚至与它合影留念。同时,它也在向你述说着这样一个故事:20世纪初期,随着中东铁路的建成与通车,哈尔滨也随之成为我国北方的一座大城市,东正教空前发展。1907年3月,沙俄东西伯利亚第四步兵师在哈尔滨道里兆麟街91号(原水道街73号)懒汉屯附近,修建了随军教堂。同年,俄国茶商伊·费·赤斯嘉科夫出资,在原基础之上重新修建了一座全木结构教堂。1912年改成砖木结构教堂。随着东正教徒活动的频繁和东正教徒数量的增加,1923年9月27日,又由俄罗斯建筑师克亚西科夫重新设计,历时9年,直至1932年11月25日才落 As you leisurely stroll through the junction of Tung Leng Street and Siu Lun Street in Daoli District, you will find the Hagia Sophia, which has been sheltered for 30 years by buildings. It is displayed in front of you with its colorful style and unique charm. Attract you can not help but stop to watch, or even take a photo with it. At the same time, it is also telling you a story like this: In the early 20th century, with the completion and opening of the Middle East Railway, Harbin became a big city in the north of China with an unprecedented development of Orthodox Church. In March 1907, the Fourth Infantry Division of Eastern Siberia, Tsarist Russia, built a chapel near Laotingtun, 91 Zhaolin Street, No. 91, the former Shuitou Street, Daoli Road, Harbin. In the same year, Russian tea merchant Yi Feisi Akzagov funded to rebuild an all-wood church on the original basis. In 1912 into a brick church. With the increasing number of Orthodox Christians and the increasing number of Orthodox Christians, on September 27, 1923, they were redesigned by Russian architect Alexey Kirkukov for nine years until November 25, 1932