The Window of Eurasia is now Harbin Institute.

The Window of Eurasia is a dreamy place hidden in the embrace of Harbin, the northern ice city. It is not only a park, but also a cultural epic that spans time and space. Every brick and tile tells a distant story, and every scene and object touches the heartstrings of travelers. Stepping into the Window of Eurasia, it seems to have traveled through the dust of a thousand years. Those exotic sceneries that once existed only in books and imagination are now so vividly displayed in front of us. The Gothic spire church glows golden in the sunset, telling the romance and solemnity of medieval Europe; and the Japanese courtyard around the corner, with a quiet beauty, makes people feel the depth and elegance of Dongying culture. Here, the four seasons change, each has its own merits. In spring, everything recovers, and all kinds of flowers bloom in competition, putting on a gorgeous coat for this exotic land; in summer, the trees are shaded, the breeze is coming, it is an excellent place to escape the heat and seek tranquility; when the autumn wind rises, the golden fallen leaves are full of trails, every step is stepping out of the echo of the years; under the winter snow, it adds a bit of silver and white sanctity and mystery, making people feel like they are in a fairy tale world. The Window of Eurasia, in its unique way, connects the bridge of world culture, allowing every visitor to feel the collision and integration of different civilizations. Here, we are not only visiting, but also experiencing a baptism of the soul. Those touching moments may be hidden in an inadvertent look back, or a gentle wind blowing across the cheek. It teaches us that the world is big, but the heart can be smaller, small enough to accommodate all the beautiful moments, and let these touches become the most precious wealth in life.