Liaodong Peninsula

The Liaodong Peninsula is a large landmass in northeastern China, projecting into the Yellow Sea. It is part of Liaoning Province and is historically significant for its strategic location and port cities like Dalian. The peninsula has a mix of mountains, plains, and coastlines, making it important for industry, shipping, and fishing. Its location has attracted various foreign influences over centuries, shaping its development. Today, it plays a key role in China's maritime and economic activities, serving as a vital hub for transportation, trade, and regional connectivity.