
Zhanqiao Pier: Qingdao’s Century-Old Cinematic Gem
Discover Zhanqiao Pier in Qingdao: built in 1892, this century-old landmark has become a timeless backdrop for Chinese cinema, blending coastal beauty with rich history.
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Discover Zhanqiao Pier in Qingdao: built in 1892, this century-old landmark has become a timeless backdrop for Chinese cinema, blending coastal beauty with rich history.
See how Qingdao’s Taiping Mountain Cableway went from a 1994 launch to film fame in “A Little Red Flower” and why this aerial ride is a must-visit for movie fans.
Explore Badaguan in Qingdao: where Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque architecture meets film magic by the sea—perfect for travelers and cinephiles.
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