Shenyang Railway Station has a high value. Tourists say it's very similar to Tokyo Railway Station. Which is better?

Shenyang Railway Station and Tokyo Railway Station are similar in appearance because their original designers are the same person, namely Jian Ye Jinwu. 1904, during the Russo-Japanese War, Japan occupied Shenyang, and a large amount of materials plundered from northeast China were transported back to Japan. As an important transportation hub, on the basis of the railway station built by Russians before 1907, Japan built a new railway station-Fengtian Post Station, and expanded it twice, which was the most important passenger transfer station in northeast China at that time.

190 1 year, students of Japanese architects Kengo Chenno Ota and Sotaro Yoshida designed and built the "Fengtian Column". Kingo Chenno designed Tokyo Railway Station. Because the design concepts come down in one continuous line and all adopt the popular European style at that time, the styles of Shenyang Railway Station and Tokyo Railway Station are very similar.

Shenyang Railway Station and Tokyo Railway Station are decorated with large areas of red and white, with bright and lively colors. Both railway stations adopt European-style Romanesque architecture, the symbolic symmetrical bell tower, and the architectural style extending around them is unified, which makes the whole railway station look particularly harmonious and beautiful. Compared with ordinary railway stations with no features, Shenyang Railway Station with exotic customs is known as "the most beautiful railway station".

The two railway stations have similar styles, each with its own strong points. Both have their own advantages, and Shenyang Railway Station has a strong sense of history. Now, Shenyang Railway Station and Tokyo Railway Station have been transformed and modernized internally, making passengers feel more comfortable, convenient and fast. But the appearance still retains the original appearance of the building at that time. In a modern city with many tall buildings, he looks like an old-fashioned gentleman, smiling gracefully at passers-by.