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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Wufeng Mountain
Zhanshan Temple
Zhuoying Spring
CCTV Movie City
Conson Gymnasium
Five Dragon Pool
Laoshan District
Spring City Square
Qufu Minggucheng
Yuhuangding Park
Jinan Baihua Park
Temple of Yan Hui
Black Tiger Spring
Shuangshan station
Kong Family Mansion
Chishan Fahua Temple
Cemetery of Confucius
Jiehe Railway Station
Dezhou Railway Station
Weifang railway station
Yaocun Railway Station
Honggou Railway Station
Qingdao Tiantai Stadium
Santang Railway Station
Taishan Railway Station
Dawenkou Railway Station
Jiaozhou Governor's Hall
South Mountain Park
Weifang World Kite Museum
Yuguantun Railway Station
Baijiadian Railway Station
Zibo Sports Center Stadium
Jinan Great Southern Mosque
Weifang Shihu Garden Museum
Zhangzhuang Railway Station
Jinan Fuxue Confucian Temple
Zaozhuangdong Railway Station
Jiaozhou North railway station
St. Michael's Cathedral, Qingdao
Jinan Olympic Sports Center Gymnasium
Shandong University of Traditional Chinese Medicine