Port of Qingdao, Major port in China
Qingdao Port is one of the busiest ports globally.
The port has a rich maritime history dating back to the Han dynasty.
It reflects cultural amalgamation between east and west and is a key economic hub.
The port serves as a gateway for international trade and shipping.
It features the world's longest breakwater pier.
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Diederichs's stone is a historical monument situated in Qingdao, Shandong province.
Christ's Church, also known as the Jiangsu Road Christian Church, stands as a distinctive historical edifice in Qingdao.
Jiaozhou Governor's Hall is a well-preserved colonial building in Qingdao.
The Former German Imperial Post Office, serving as an architectural symbol of Qingdao’s colonial past.
The former German Consulate in Qingdao is an iconic colonial-style building.
This chapel, located in Qingdao, was once part of the German Governor's Office.
The Former Deutsch-Asiatische Bank in Qingdao stands as a symbol of the German colonial presence in China.
Zhan Qiao is an iconic pier extending into the sea in Qingdao's southern shore.
