Liaodong

Liaodong is a historically significant peninsula located in northeastern China, extending into the Yellow Sea. It features a diverse landscape with coastal areas, mountains, and fertile plains. Throughout history, it has been a strategic military and trading zone, often contested by regional powers like China and Japan. Today, Liaodong is part of China's Liaoning Province and is known for its economic development, especially in industries like metallurgy, machinery, and petrochemicals. Its port cities, such as Dalian, serve as important hubs for commerce, transportation, and international trade in northeastern Asia.