This is Shibei, Qingdao

Still remember the “Qingdao Beer Exchange” — the stock market-style beer installation that debuted on Taidong Pedestrian Street in #Shibei district of #Qingdao, #Shandong province last summer? Now, it’s back — with a fresh new upgrade! The signature dynamic pricing system remains, with beer prices fluctuating in real time. But this time, the spotlight is on premium craft brews, featuring a wider selection and richer flavors. Head to Taidong Pedestrian Street and experience the buzz for yourself — where beer meets the market in the most refreshing way. 🍺📈 #Beer #Craftbeer

Looking for a perfect spring escape? Beiling Mountain Forest Park — the largest hilltop park in Shibei district, Qingdao in Shandong province, China — is a must on your list. As spring deepens, the park transforms into a hidden urban oasis, painted in layers of soft and vibrant greens — a true natural “oxygen bar” in the heart of the city. (Photos from Weishibei Wechat account)

Students from Qingdao & Perm, Russia met virtually as "travel journalists," exploring cultures across China, Russia & Korea. Through immersive sharing & creative scrapbook journaling, these young minds bridged distances and forged unforgettable friendships—all without leaving the classroom.

Try a ColorWalk: pick a color before heading out and capture everything that matches it along the way. This time, it’s green—the color of life. Spring in Shibei district, Qingdao, has arrived, vibrant and full of energy. 🌱 Fresh buds are sprouting across Fushan and Beiling Mountain, spreading over the hillsides, while greenways wind for miles and tender grass quietly emerges in city parks. (Photo from Weishibei Wechat account)

The 16-day Qingdao Radish, Yuanxiao, and Sugar Ball Fair recently concluded in Shibei district of Qingdao, Shandong province. A fresh festival scene blending traditional roots with modern trends unfolded across the city’s historic streets, with spaces combining technology, food, nostalgia, and art. The event has injected strong momentum into local cultural and tourism consumption. 🎉✨#Chinavibes #Chinaeconomy

Qingdao’s first OPC-friendly park was launched on March 5 in Shibei district of Qingdao, Shandong province. The initiative is part of the city’s broader efforts to foster the development of OPC (one-person company) innovation and entrepreneurship. #Chinaeconomy #InvestinChina #InvestinShibei

International students joined local residents in making yuanxiao or tangyuan (glutinous rice balls) during a cultural celebration for the Yuanxiao Festival in Qingdao’s Shibei district on February 28, immersing themselves in this cherished Chinese tradition.

On February 28, a cultural celebration for the Yuanxiao Festival was held in Qingdao’s Shibei district, Shandong province, as part of the 2026 national “Our Festival” series.

The arrival of the Chinese New Year is filling Shibei district of Qingdao, Shandong province with color and cheer. Markets burst with spring-like flowers, while festive red decorations light up every corner. From traditional favorites to modern styles, the celebrations offer something for everyone.

Don’t miss the dazzling New Year lantern show at the Dabaodao Cultural and Leisure Block in Shibei district of Qingdao, Shandong province. The event kicked off on Feb 17, the first day of the Chinese Year of the Horse, lighting up the historic streets with festive colors and glowing displays. Come soak in the holiday vibes and celebrate the New Year in style. 🏮✨

The Qingdao Turnip, Yuanxiao & Tangqiu Festival kicked off on Feb 17 — the first day of the Chinese Year of the Horse at the Dabaodao Cultural and Leisure Block in the Shibei district of Qingdao, Shandong province🐴🎉 Running for 16 days, the festival blends tradition with creativity. Visitors can watch craftsmen make classic sugar balls, explore displays of intangible cultural heritage items, browse creative cultural products, and taste a wide range of local specialties and street snacks. Highlights include a turnip carving contest, immersive digital light shows, and even a “cyborg calligraphy” performance, where a robot writes the Chinese character “Fu” (good fortune) live on site. From folk crafts to futuristic tech, the festival offers a lively mix of old flavors and new ideas — and a warm taste of the New Year spirit in Qingdao.

Xiaonian, or "Little New Year," marks a festive prelude to the Chinese New Year, observed roughly a week in advance. This occasion honors the Kitchen God, a key figure in Chinese tradition who monitors the moral character of every home.

Get ready for the Qingdao Turnip, Yuanxiao & Tangqiu Festival, the city's signature Chinese New Year event! Set to run from February 17th to 28th, this vibrant celebration will showcase Jiaodong culture through sweet candied haws, glutinous rice balls, folk performances, and a lively festive atmosphere. Don’t miss this immersive spring tradition.

In Shibei district of Qingdao, Shandong province, preparing for the Chinese New Year means gathering essential festive goods. Residents traditionally stock up on savory sausages, fresh seafood, and assorted nuts to share with visiting family and friends. Colorful candies and vibrant flowers further brighten homes, symbolizing sweetness and new growth for the coming year. This blend of flavors and symbols creates a warm, shared atmosphere, making these items much more than just purchases—they are cherished parts of the local New Year tradition.

It’s Laba Festival in China! A bowl of sweet Laba porridge made with grains, beans, and dried fruits is the highlight of the day, marking the countdown to the Lunar New Year. A small bowl, a warm tradition, and big wishes for the year ahead.

Shandong province’s GDP surpassed 10 trillion yuan in 2025, making it the third province in China to reach this milestone.