我虽然足迹不广,但北自辽东,南至百粤,也走过了十几省,窃以为真正令人流连不忍去的地方应推青岛。青岛位于东海之滨,在胶州湾之入口处,背山面海,形势天成。光绪二十三年(一八九七)德国强租胶州湾,辟青岛为市场,大事建设。直到如今,青岛的外貌仍有德国人的痕迹。例如房屋建筑,屋顶一律使用红瓦片,山坡起伏绿树葱笼之间,红绿掩映,饶有情趣。民国三年青岛又被日本夺占,民国十一年才得收回。迩后虽然被几个军阀盘据,表面上没有遭到什么破 Although I don’t have a wide footprint, I have gone to Liaodong in the north and Baiyue in the south. I have also gone through more than a dozen provinces. I believe that places that really make people uncomfortable go to Qingdao. Qingdao is located on the coast of the East China Sea, at the entrance of Jiaozhou Bay, facing the sea, and the situation is natural. In the 23rd year of Guangxu (1897), Germany forcibly rented Jiaozhou Bay, built Qingdao as a market, and established major events. Until now, the appearance of Qingdao still has traces of Germans. For example, in the construction of houses, red tiles are used on the roofs, and the undulating hills and trees between the green and the green are shaded by red and green. In the third year of the Republic of China, Qingdao was seized by Japan. In the eleventh year of the Republic of China, it was recovered. Although it was destroyed by several warlords afterwards, it was not broken on the surface.