Nestled along Fushan Bay in Qingdao, east China's Shandong Province, May Fourth Square shines as a modern urban landmark. Its central feature, the sculpture 'Wind of May', spirals skyward in vibrant red, embodying patriotism and the adventurous spirit of youth.
Flanked by sleek municipal buildings to the west and the vast sea to the east, the square is more than a monument – it's a lively gathering place. Here, musical fountains dance in rhythm, green lawns invite picnics and selfies, and waterfront breezes offer a cool retreat from the city buzz.
Whether you're a traveler seeking immersive coastal views, a local on a weekend stroll, or a group of friends chasing the perfect sunset shot, May Fourth Square delivers a seamless blend of history, art and public recreation. This Episode 2 snapshot captures its dynamic energy – stay tuned for more from our live series.
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Live: Landmark scenery of May Fourth Square by Fushan Bay – Ep. 2
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