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Liugong Island, a 3.15 km² island in Weihai Bay, is a 5A-rated scenic area known as the "birthplace of China's first modern navy." It combines wartime history (Sino-Japanese War relics), British colonial architecture, and lush forests (87% coverage), offering museums, beaches, and a replica Qing Dynasty warship.
1. Overview
Liugong Island, a UNESCO World Heritage candidate and China's first national marine forest park, is a microcosm of Shandong's coastal history. Its strategic location made it a naval stronghold since the Qing Dynasty, while its natural beauty earned nicknames like "Fairy Isle on the Sea."
2. Historical Significance
3. Key Attractions
4. Natural Wonders
5. Visitor Experience
6. Cultural Impact
7. Conservation
AI monitors forest health, while 3D scanning preserves wartime relics.