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Shenyang Dalian Benxi Dandong Anshan Fushun Jinzhou Chaoyang Huludao Panjin Shenyang Imperial Palace Fuling Tomb Zhaoling Tomb and Beiling Park Liaoning Provincial Museum Shenyang Allied POW Camp Site China Industrial Museum Zhongjie Zhongshan Square Dalian Natural History Museum Lüshun Museum Baiyushan Benxi Water Cave Wunushan Mountain City Yalu River Broken Bridge Hushan Great Wall Dandong Korean War Memorial Dalu Island Qianshan Xiuyan Manchu Autonomous County Qing Yongling Hetu Ala City Fengguo Temple Wanfotang Grottoes Beizhen Temple Yiwulüshan Niuheliang Archaeological Site Chaoyang North Pagoda Xingcheng Old City Jiumenkou Great Wall Panjin Red Beach Zhang Family Residence September 18 History Museum Xita Neighbourhood Lüshun Russo-Japanese Prison Site Laotieshan Fenghuangshan, Fengcheng Xiaoshi Taiyanggou Historic Quarter Jinshitan National Geopark Angang Museum Guanmenshan Forest Tanggangzi Hot Spring Chaoyang Bird Fossil Park Binhai Road Hekou Village Shuangtai Estuary Wetland

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Baiyushan

Baiyushan links a view of the enclosed harbour with the history of the tower on its summit. Built in 1907–1909 after the Russo-Japanese War, the tower originally expressed Japanese imperial commemoration. Its survival under a different name makes the hill a place to consider both the strategic landscape below and the changing public meaning of a monument.

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  1. Lüshun harbour seen from Baiyu Hill in autumn.Source: Liaoning Provincial Department of Culture and Tourism, via the Liaoning Provincial Government website. Photographer and image license not stated. · Rights status unknown Photo source ↗ Original aspect ratio retained. Display copies resized only when needed; no enlargement, crop or retouching.