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Qingdao Jiaodong International Airport is Qingdao’s only civil aviation airport, replacing Liuting Airport in 2021.
Hisense grew out of the consumer electronics group that once made Qingdao brand televisions.
Haier was founded as the Qingdao Refrigerator Company in 1984. The company name evolved into Haier after a joint venture partnership with Liebherr called Qindao-Liebherr.
Zhan Qiao Pier (青岛栈桥) in Qingdao is the city’s most recognisable landmark. The pavilion at the end of the pier is the logo of Tsingtao Beer.
Qingdao Concert Hall is on Lanshan Lu across from Zhan Qiao Pier in Qingdao.
Check out drawings from the book Qingdao Homes of Famous Historical Figures by Qingdao artist Zhou Hui. The buildings shown include the former residence of the poet Wen…
Badaguan is the former international quarter of Qingdao, bordered by Beach Number 2 to the south and Beach Number 3 on the eastern side of Taipingjiao Horn.
Qingdao City Hall is on Hong Kong Middle Road across from May 4th Square in Shinan district.
In Chinese poetry, a couplet (simplified Chinese: 对联; traditional Chinese: 對聯; pinyin: duìlián) is a pair of lines of poetry.
The 2 characters that make up the name for Qingdao are translated into English as “Green Island”. From this photo, we can see why.
These round viewing platforms are on top of Xin Hao Shan, aka Signal Hill, in Qingdao’s Old Town area near Ocean University of China.
Huangdao Development Zone in Qingdao was the scene of a pretty cool music fest back in the day.
Andrew Wang in front of Zhongshan Park in Qingdao under the banner for the very first Qingdao Beer Festival in 1991.
Qingdao Sculpture Park is on the coast in the eastern part of the city near Shilaoren with more seaviews than sculptures.
Contributor Da Wei sent us these cool pics of the 2018 Qingdao Marathon. Check them out here.
Arctic Blogger Mia Bennett writes about Qingdao’s role in the future of the Polar Silk Road, part of the Belt and Road Initiative.
Qingdao continues to connect the city with surrounding areas via a new elevated rail line through Laoshan.
Qingdao is home to a nice collection of sakura planted in Zhongshan Park before WWII by Japanese occupiers.
Did you know that Qingdao is the home to one of the world’s top locomotive and passenger train car manufacturers that supplies equipment to Hong Kong, Chicago, Buenos Aires, and more?
This bare chested (and fit!) Qingdaonese is handing over a bag of frothy goodness in the grandest of Qingdao traditions – Tsingtao Beer in a plastic bag. Straws available upon request!
A decent place to take a break from the everyday shopping experience in Qingdao, and the supermarket on B1 has a lot of goods that you probably cannot find elsewhere in Qingdao.
Every once in a while something from the days of the German occupation of Qingdao crops up on the net. Check out this copper plaque showing the Port of Qingdao (Hafen von Tsingtau).
The original Qingdao Camera Factory was located on Yan An San Lu and is no longer in existence. Check out this photo from the early 90’s.
If you are in Qingdao and want to go to a professional basketball game, you’re in luck! Qingdao Eagles Jia You!
Travel time between Jinan and Qingdao will be just 1 hour by high speed rail when the new line is completed some time around the end of 2018.
Phenomenal happenings in Qingdao have made the international news cycle in the USA. Check out a video of a mirage near Qingdao’s Beach Number 1.
Getting ready for the Tsingtao Beer Festival in August 2016.
The Qingdao International Beer Fest takes place every summer in Laoshan district, Qingdao.
The Catholic Church in Qingdao’s Old Town used to be the most prominent feature of the Qingdao skyline.
Da Wei went for a walk in Qingdao and took these photos, circa July 2016.
Qingdao aerial photos from a commercial flight arriving in Qingdao.
Wow, Qingdao has been ranked number 1 on a list of livable cities in China.
Da Wei took a couple trips around Qingdao recently and came back with these thoughts and some pics.
Check out a set of Qingdao photos taken from an airplane flying over the Dao.
A brief Q and A on life in Qingdao, with a focus on transportation and housing.
Check out some images from Qingdao circa September 2015 showing off the Autumn blue skies.
Summer sights in Qingdao featured on CNN Travel.
Cover shot of Qingdao 90’s: Vol. 1 photo journal.
Summertime photos from Qingdao, China.
Recently came across a honey seller on Guanxiang Shan, in the neighbourhood of the Old Observatory Hostel.
One of the more popular seashore parks in Qingdao is the Sculpture Park in Laoshan district.
Vicky Song becomes the first Chinese woman to circumnavigate the globe as Qingdao Clipper sails into London.
Check out Huangxian Lu, off Daxue Lu near Strong Ale Works and Ocean University. There is a spate of cafes, hostels, and bars in this area. It is…
Seen around Qingdao: Big Buddha nested in a man made cave near Tuandao in the Badaxia area (aka Xi Zhen).
Yesterday a friend took us out to Laoshan – here are the doors in the village near the coast.
Recently Camphor Press sent in a couple of excerpts from their recently publication Aviator of Tsingtao.
Dragon Boat Festival is on the fifth day of the fifth month on the Chinese Lunar Calendar.
Check out Time Capsule in Qingdao, a vintage shop with cool stuff from the 50’s through the 80’s.
Check out these photos showing Beach Number 1 in Qingdao, taken in the morning and the afternoon from the same spot.
Auction sale of Qingdao Aerial Map from German colonial days.