Bisecun Railway Station is one of the earliest railway stations in the modern history of China. It permeates the blood and sweat of many Chinese workers, retains French railways and buildings, and has witnessed a period of history.

As the earliest cultural exchange place between China and the West, Bise Village Station in the early 20th century is not only a station, a logistics center, but also a paradise for tourists. More importantly, it is a historical relic.

After the investment and reconstruction in mengzi city, Bise Village has once again become a prosperous place. Because the film "Fanghua" was filmed here, it is well known to the public and has gradually become a "network celebrity attraction" that tourists must visit. Bisecun Railway Station is the core hub of Kunhe Railway and one of the oldest railway stations in China.

Building scale

Bisecun Station covers an area of 2 square kilometers, and the whole station belongs to the scope of key cultural relics protection. Bisecun Railway Station Building, located at the north end of the station, is east-west, with French brick-wood structure, red tiles and yellow walls, one floor and one bottom, with a height of 1 1.5m, five rooms with a width of 25.5m, a depth of 10.2m, a platform width of 25m and a depth of 4m, which is the Kunhe Railway Station Building. Next to Bise Village Station is the dormitory of French employees.

Up to now, Bise Village Railway Station still retains many historical sites: Datong Company, Water Tower, Station House, Railway Station Clock, Police Station, French Staff Dormitory, Columbia Hotel, Red Land Tennis Court, and even a vine planted by the French.