Qingdao handwritten newspaper

Qingdao handwritten newspaper copy:

First, the basic information of Qingdao:

? Qingdao, a prefecture-level city in Shandong Province, is a city under separate state planning and a sub-provincial city, referred to as Qingdao for short, formerly known as Jiaoao, and also known as Qindao and Island City. Qingdao is an important coastal central city, an open coastal city, a new first-tier city, an economic center city, a national historical and cultural city, an international port city, a coastal holiday and tourist city, a happy and livable city, and is known as "Oriental Switzerland".

? Qingdao is located in the southeast coast of Shandong Peninsula, east of Jiaodong Peninsula, near the Yellow Sea, facing the Korean Peninsula across the sea, and at the forefront of the China-Japan-Korea Free Trade Zone. It is adjacent to Yantai in the northeast, Weifang in the west and Rizhao in the southwest. Qingdao was established by the Qing government in 1891 because of its superior geographical position. In 1897, Germany leased to build ports and railways. Qingdao prospered because of "one port, one road". It has an international seaport and a regional hub airport, and is an important hub city for implementing the Maritime Silk Road and fulfilling the national strategy of Belt and Road.

second, the origin of the name:

? Qingdao is named after the ancient fishing village Qingdao. Qingdao's proper name "Qingdao" originally refers to a small island in Qianhai Bay in the urban area. It was named "Qingdao" because of its tree-lined and lush all year round, and was first recorded in Wang Shixing's "Guang Zhi Yi" in the Jiajing period of Ming Dynasty. In the seventh year of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty (1579), Xu Ding, the magistrate of Jimo County, presided over the revision of "Discussion on Local Matters and Coastal Defence", and the name of Qingdao was described as: "The southeast coast of this county, that is, the eastern boundary of China, has no Tianjin, but the island Luoshi is in the meantime. The people who can live on the island are called Qing, Fu and Guan ... "The" Qing "here refers to Qingdao. The bay where Qingdao is located is named Qingdao Bay because of the island, and a small river that flows into the sea is also called Qingdao River. Qingdao Estuary was built in Wanli period of Ming Dynasty, which was called Qingdao Estuary. The two villages on both sides of the river are named Shangqingdao Village and Xiaqingdao Village respectively. A mountain at the source of the river was also named Qingdao Mountain in 1923.

Qingdao used to be called Jiaoao. In April 1929, Nanjing National Government took over the commercial port of Jiaoao, and set up Qingdao Special City in July of the same year. In 193, it was renamed Qingdao.

Third, scenic spots:

Qingdao is a national historical and cultural city, a key historical and cultural protection city, and the first batch of excellent tourist cities in China. There are 34 national key cultural relics protection units. National scenic spots include Laoshan Scenic Spot and Qingdao Seaside Scenic Spot. Among nearly 3 outstanding historical buildings in Shandong Province, Qingdao accounts for 131. There are 85 former residences of key celebrities in Qingdao historical features protection area, and 26 of them have been listed in the protection catalogue. 1 national nature reserve: Shilin, Mashan, Jimo.

? By 212, there were 66 A-level tourist attractions in Qingdao. Among them, there is 1 5A-level scenic spot, 18 4A-level scenic spots, 3 3A-level scenic spots, 15 2A-level scenic spots and 2 1A-level scenic spots.