Shandong
Shandong, an eastern Chinese province on the Yellow Sea, is known for its Taoist and Confucian heritage. It was also home to the ancient state of Qi, the last kingdom conquered by Qin Shi Huang, who proclaimed himself China's first emperor in 219 B. C. in a ceremony on Taishan Mountain. One of China's most sacred peaks, Taishan features shrines, stone tablets and pilgrimage trails.
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Daming Lake
Lake in China
Huaxiacheng
Tsingtao Brewery Museum
Liugong Island National Forest Park
Dingyuanjian Scenic Spot （North Gate）
Temple and Cemetery of Confucius and the Kong Family Mansion in Qufu
Jimo
Qufu Mosque
Dezhou East railway station
Tengzhou East railway station
Shandong University of Science and Technology
Heze
City in China
Dezhou
City in China
Binzhou
City in China
Shandong Normal University
Zhanqiao Pier
Penglai Pavilion
Linyi
City in China
The Mu's Manor
Zoucheng Station
Ocean University of China
Shandong Art Museum
Ruins of the Capital of Lu
Huanghuaxi
Mount Ni
Hill in China
Bai Foshan
Qingshansi
Xihai'an
City in China
Dongpaotai
Weihai Park
Yueliangwan
Daqing River
River in China
Pizhi Pagoda
Xiao Qingdao
Xiao Yu Hill
Furong Street
Shengjingshan
Yangma Island
Daimiao Temple
Huiquan Square
Qijiguang Guli
Tiegong Temple
Yicheng Shanse
Huashi Building
Huancuilou Park
Mengmu Linmuqun
Qingdao TV Tower