Dalian, situated in the southwest of Liaoning province, is bordered by the Yellow Sea to the east and the Bohai Sea to the west, with Anshan to the north, Yingkou to the northwest, and Dandong to the northeast. This city is a significant hub for ports, trade, industry, and tourism.

Unlike the typical northern cities, Dalian enjoys a milder climate. It doesn't experience the harsh -30°C winters found in other parts of northern China. Thanks to gentle sea breezes, the summers here are comfortably warm rather than scorching hot. The city is renowned for its extensive coastlines, breathtaking sea views, sun-drenched beaches, holiday resorts, and coastal parks. Adding to its charm are the exotic streets and numerous century-old European buildings around Zhongshan Square. The best time to visit Dalian is from May to September, with fishing and enjoying fresh seafood from September to October being particularly delightful experiences.

One of Dalian's iconic attractions is the Golden Pebble Beach. It is one of the largest stone sedimentary beaches in China, known for its unique coastal geomorphology, extraordinary rock formations on the beach, and rich ancient biological fossils embedded in the rock layers. These natural features, coupled with beautiful local myths and legends, have established Golden Pebble Beach as a new landmark in Dalian's tourism scene. It has earned various accolades such as a "miracle of nature," "frozen animal world," "sculpture park by divine powers," and a "natural geological museum."

Golden Pebble Beach is famous for its unique landscape features, including numerous uniquely shaped pebbles and rocks that have been smoothed over time by the persistent waves, shining like gold, which is how the beach got its name. The variety of rocks creates images of mazes, buildings, animals, and plants, sparking imagination and associative thinking. Each rock at Golden Pebble Beach is a natural masterpiece, offering great aesthetic value.

Dalian port, located at the southern tip of the Liaodong Peninsula, boasts a strategic position with deep-water docks that remain ice-free year-round. It guards the entrance to the Bohai Sea and serves as a maritime gateway to Tianjin. As a crucial gateway for Northeast China, Dalian Port holds an irreplaceable position in global trade due to its unmatched advantages. Its prime location near the Yellow and Bohai Seas makes it a vital link between China's interior and the Northeast Asian region. With deep waters suitable for large and super-large ships, Dalian Port provides ideal conditions for docking and loading operations. As global trade and cooperation in the Northeast Asian region continue to deepen, Dalian Port is poised to contribute even more to the prosperity of the regional and global economy.