About Dalian

Dalian stands as a major sub-provincial port city on the southern tip of the Liaodong Peninsula in Liaoning Province, commanding the strategic entrance to the Bohai Sea. With a population of 7.5 million, Dalian possesses one of China's finest deepwater harbors, ice-free year-round and strategically positioned for global maritime trade. The city's geographic prominence and excellent port facilities have made it a critical hub for containerized foreign trade throughout Northeast China.

Beyond its commercial importance, Dalian offers pristine beaches, pleasant climate, and a growing reputation as a modern tourist destination. The city's port network connects over 300 ports across 160 countries worldwide, handling more than 90% of containerized foreign trade transportation in Northeast China. With significant investment in infrastructure and development, Dalian combines its historic role as a crucial maritime gateway with contemporary urban amenities and cultural attractions.