Why Weihai is a livable city

Weihai, located at the eastern end of Shandong Peninsula, is bordered on three sides by the Yellow Sea, and is the closest city in mainland China to Japan and South Korea across the sea.It was named China's first national sanitary city in 1990.In 2016, the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) released to the public its "Study on China's Livable Cities," which showed that Weihai ranked fifth out of the country's 40 cities in terms of livability index.

Weihai is one of China's earliest foreign ports of entry.

Weihai is one of China's earliest foreign trade ports, with an area of 5,797 square kilometers and a population of 3 million. Weihai's economy is less developed than that of neighboring Yantai, let alone Qingdao. Some people say that a well-developed economy can be detrimental to the environment, and there may be a reason for that. Weihai is 400 kilometers away from Qingdao, but the sea water is very different from Qingdao, Weihai's sea water is clearer, Qingdao's sea water is much worse.

As a seaside city, Weihai, the sea is the soul, the park is the green lungs, the blue sea and blue sky, beautiful environment is the most shining business card. Weihai city area by the mountains and the sea, a beautiful environment, the quality of the atmosphere, water quality and noise and other environmental quality indicators to meet or exceed the national standards, is the best air in Shandong, the environment is a good place.

Weihai City has no summer heat and winter cold, and is suitable for tourism in all seasons. The coastline is nearly 1,000 kilometers long, with crystal clear water along the route. Weihai International Beach, Yishan Silver Beach in Lushan, and Xiaoguan Golden Beach in Wendeng all belong to the famous beaches in northern China.