Qingdao’s environment, featuring azure sea, white sand, and green trees, is widely admired by people of many other places.

Qingdao is a special city that combines the charm of south China with the generosity of north China. Because it was opened early and was once occupied by Japanese and German invaders, it takes on a look that appears to be more Westernized than many other cities in China.

Lying on the southern bank of the Shandong Peninsula, Qingdao is one of China’s most attractive cities, integrating modern cityscapes with old European-styled architectures on the mountain slopes and by the seashore, blue and beautiful sea beaches scattered with red reefs, and 1,132.7-meter-high Mt. Laoshan, the highest mountain along China’s coastal line.

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