Qingdao, Coastal city in China
Qingdao is a major seaport, naval base, and industrial center located on the south coast of the Shandong Peninsula.
The area of Qingdao has been settled since 4000 BC and was a significant location during the Opium Wars.
Known for its beer, Qingdao hosts an International Beer Festival annually and is home to Tsingtao Brewery.
The city's blend of German and Chinese architecture and public parks are major attractions alongside its coastline.
Qingdao is known as 'China's Sailing City' due to its rich sailing history and numerous sailing events.
Location: Shandong
Population: 10071722
Elevation above the sea: 0 m
Website: qingdao.gov.cn
Sources: Wikimedia, OpenStreetMap
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Qingdao is a major seaport, naval base, and industrial center located on the south coast of the Shandong Peninsula.
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The Great Wall of Qi is the oldest stone-built wall in China.
Zhan Qiao is an iconic pier extending into the sea in Qingdao's southern shore.
Jiaozhou Governor's Hall is a well-preserved colonial building in Qingdao.
Haitian Center Tower 2 is an imposing skyscraper located in Qingdao's skyline.
Zhanshan Temple is a serene Buddhist monastery located in Qingdao.
The Chinese destroyer Jinan (105) is a former naval warship of the People's Liberation Army Navy.
The Former German Imperial Post Office, serving as an architectural symbol of Qingdao’s colonial past.
Christ's Church, also known as the Jiangsu Road Christian Church, stands as a distinctive historical edifice in Qingdao.
