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Dalian, the second largest city in Liaoning Province, is located at the southern tip of Liaoning Peninsula, the west of Yellow sea and east of Bohai Sea.

As a coastal city of Northeast China, Dalian is neither bitterly cold in winter nor extremely hot in summer. Dalian is also the shipping, logistics and regional financial center of Northeast Asia. It is known as the “Window of Northeast China”, “Pearl of North China”and “City of Romance”It only takes one hour from Beijing to Dalian by plane, four and a half hours by train.

In 2001, the United Nations Environmental Program awarded Global 500 Roll of Honor Roll for Environmental Achievement to Dalian, which is the first Chinese city to win this honor. In 2006, it was one of the three cities named as “The Best Cities to Visit in China”, along with Chengdu and Hangzhou.

Dalian is the host city of Annual Meeting of the New Championship, also known as Summer Davos. In 2010, Dalian was listed as the eighth most competitive cities in China.

Dalian Xinghai Bay Bridge, independently designed by the team of Prof. Zhang Zhe of the Bridge and Tunnel R&D Base of DUT, set a number of records in the history of domestic bridges and became a new landmark building of Dalian.

Dalian has been the host city of Summer Davos for 7 times since 2007. It has created a rare opportunity to integrate into economic globalization and further improve its level of opening to the outside world.

The sea area under the administrative jurisdiction of Dalian is 30,100 square kilometers, and the coastline is 2,211 kilometers long. There are 538 islands, including 40 islands with residents.

In 1984, the State Council approved Dalian as an open coastal city; in 1994, it was approved by the state as a sub-provincial city.

Dalian Donggang business district is a comprehensive business district integrating business, finance, entertainment, culture, sports, tourism, leisure and residence.

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Dalian Xinghai Bay Bridge, independently designed by the team of Prof. Zhang Zhe of the Bridge and Tunnel R&D Base of DUT, set a number of records in the history of domestic bridges and became a new landmark building of Dalian.

Dalian has been the host city of Summer Davos for 7 times since 2007. It has created a rare opportunity to integrate into economic globalization and further improve its level of opening to the outside world.

The sea area under the administrative jurisdiction of Dalian is 30,100 square kilometers, and the coastline is 2,211 kilometers long. There are 538 islands, including 40 islands with residents.

In 1984, the State Council approved Dalian as an open coastal city; in 1994, it was approved by the state as a sub-provincial city.

Dalian Donggang business district is a comprehensive business district integrating business, finance, entertainment, culture, sports, tourism, leisure and residence.

Architectural features in the main urban area of Dalian City combine Russian and Japanese styles.