The China Navy Museum is a magnificent place that is way ahead of its time.

I've passed by the Qingdao Navy Museum many times, but today was my first time visiting. It was really amazing, cool, and photogenic. Even someone like me who isn't interested in military themes couldn't help but be amazed! The museum is located next to the Zhanqiao Scenic Area, facing each other! It is divided into an indoor exhibition hall, an outdoor sea exhibition hall, and a land exhibition hall. The sea section is especially impressive, with China's first destroyer, the Anshan Ship: 101, the first domestically produced destroyer, the Jinan Ship: 105, the first domestically produced air defense frigate, the Yingtan Ship: 531, which participated in the Nansha Sea Battle, the first nuclear submarine, the Changzheng 1, the first experimental submarine, the Great Wall 200, and the Yangtze River Ship, which Chairman Mao once rode, all docked at the port. You can board the warships to experience their power and grandeur, and appreciate the difficulties and gradual strength of the Chinese Navy, as well as the strength of our country! The museum is a national first-class museum and is free of charge, but reservations are required in advance. The sea nuclear submarine also requires a separate reservation in advance, with a daily limit on the number of visitors, making it very difficult to get a ticket. I didn't manage to get one this time!