Photos of the city sights by an old Qingdao Hand.
Read the Full Story »On Sunday, August 28, 2011, Qingdao’s Giant Bicycle Store is helping to organize a bicycling charity event, and all are warmly welcomed to join.
Read the Full Story »Check out some information on Qingdao temples both in town and around Laoshan.
Read the Full Story »The Ancient Murrelet spotted in Qingdao for the first time since 1992 according to the Qingdao Evening Newspaper.
Read the Full Story »Recently the local newspaper Bandao/半岛 asked people to suggest a Chinese character to best represent the year 2010 in Qingdao.
Read the Full Story »Yesterday on the front page of Qingdao’s Morning Newspaper (Qingdao Zaobao/青岛早报) was an article about the illegal trapping of birds.
Read the Full Story »Earlier this month, a crowd of Shandong graffiti artists, better known as the Spade Crew, descended on Nanning Lu out near Qingdao Technological University.
Read the Full Story »The Qingdao Municipal Archives recently opened an expansive exhibition of hundreds of historical postcards gathered from around the world.
Read the Full Story »Qingdao’s hipsters now have yet another new outlet for grabbing all their latest threads – at the recently opened H&M in the new Baili Guangchang/百丽广场.
Read the Full Story »Sun Yong (孙勇) is a Qingdao native currently residing in Beijing. Check out some of his illustrations of Qingdao’s ‘Old Town’.
Read the Full Story »A large quantity of Chinese chives sold in and around Qingdao have been responsible for more than 20 extreme cases of food poisoning in just the past few days.
Read the Full Story »This Saturday, April 10th, dust off your cameras, walking shoes and sketch pads and follow Qingdao 山水 Adventures for a tour of Qingdao’s unique architecture type, the liyuan.
Read the Full Story »This Sunday (March 28) Qingdao’s first division Super League football club Qingdao Jonoon (青岛中能) will kick the season off at home against Tianjin Taida.
Read the Full Story »Looking to see vigilante justice handed down on the streets of Qingdao? Look no further than The Underdog Knight (硬汉).
Read the Full Story »Background and updates on the present day whereabouts of some of the tombstones from the original International Cemetery in Qingdao.
Read the Full Story »In August, 1945, Harold Stephens, an 18-year-old US Marine, was sent to Qingdao: “We were told to pack our gear, and to load the ships. That was all we knew.”
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