Liaoning is the only province in Northeast China that is both coastal and bordering.
Liaoning is the eldest son of the Republic of China, the Oriental Ruhr.
Liaoning's great rivers and mountains are magnificent,
Liaoning has many secrets, do you know?
1. Which is the highest mountain in Liaoning Province?
Xinbinggang Mountain is located 50 kilometers east of Xinbingdong. It belongs to the remnant vein of Longgang Mountain, a branch of Changbai Mountain. Its highest point is olecranon touch, with an altitude of1347m. It is the highest peak in Liaoning Province and is called "the roof of Liaoning".
2. Liaoning is the only pilot free trade zone in Northeast China.
China (Liaoning) Pilot Free Trade Zone has set up zones in Shenyang, Dalian and Yingkou, once again pushing Liaoning to the highest platform of the country's opening to the outside world.
Liaoning has the longest coastline in the northeast of China.
The total length of Liaoning coastline is 2,920 kilometers, and the land coastline starts from the mouth of Yalu River in the east and reaches Laolongtou in Suizhong County in the west, with a total length of 2,292.4 kilometers, accounting for 12% of the national coastline, ranking fifth in the country and the longest in the northeast.
4. Dalian Commodity Exchange, the only futures exchange in Northeast China.
Dalian Commodity Exchange is the only futures exchange in Northeast China, with 10 futures products listed and traded, including corn, soybean, soybean oil and coke.
5. Xinghai Square, the largest city square in the world.
Dalian people are proud! Xinghai Square is the largest city square in the world, with a total area of 654.38+0.76 million square meters and an outer circle of 2.5 kilometers, which is four times the area of Tiananmen Square in Beijing.
6. Tiechao Expressway, the longest expressway in the province.
(The above answers were published on 20 17-04-26. Please refer to the actual situation for the current purchase policy. )
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