Liaoyang, formerly known as Xiangping and Liaodong, is located in central Liaoning. It is one of the oldest cities in northeast China and a famous cultural city with a history of more than 2,300 years. This group of old photos was taken in Liaoyang in the 1980s. Follow these old photos and see what Liaoyang used to look like. The picture shows Liaoyang Railway Station in the 1980s.

In the 1980s, the street in front of Liaoyang Railway Station was surrounded by shabby old houses, which looked a little deserted.

In the 1980s, the Satisfaction Hotel in front of Liaoyang Railway Station, an old house standing behind passers-by, was very distinctive.

Liaoyang Fumin Market in 1980s. This market used to be very noisy and prosperous. At that time, almost all the necessities of life of Liaoyang people could be bought here.

Liaoyang No.3 Middle School in 1980s. This school was founded in 1957. At that time, the school site of No.3 Middle School was still in the northeast corner of China Square in front of Baita District Station.

The playground of Liaoyang No.5 Middle School in the 1980s was behind the Liaoyang White Pagoda. Liaoyang Baita, built in Liao Dynasty, is the tallest brick tower in Northeast China.

The water tower of Liaoyang Textile Factory has been preserved since 1980s.

Liaoyang Workers' Cultural Palace in 1980s. At that time, the outer wall of the Cultural Palace was painted yellow, which made the building stand out in this area.

Liaoyang Stone Company Gymnasium Children's Palace in 1980s. Were there any readers here when I was a child?