Shandong First Network Hongyang Building, built specifically for the Danish Princess, she has never lived! For historical reasons, Qingdao is full of trees, red tiles and green trees, and blue sea and blue sky is the biggest feature. Among the many tourist attractions in Qingdao, Badaguan is the most special place. The most special building in Ba Daguan is the green princess building. It is the first network of Qingdao Red Ocean Building and the first network of Shandong Red Ocean Building. Many tourists who travel to Qingdao or travel on business like to take photos here. In the pass of the Badaguan three major attractions, the other two attractions are the Spanish Museum and the Butterfly House. Because it is a red spot, there are many tourists visiting the princess building. Many female tourists like to take pictures of the literary style in the position of the wall or some sculptures and figurines. The Princess House is a big one. It is located on Juyongguan Road. It consists of a spire and an irregular sloping roof. It looks like a small building that often appears in Andersen's fairy tales. The princess building was built in the mid-1930s and is said to be the villa built by the Danish Consul General in Qingdao that was convenient for the Danish princess to live in Qingdao during the summer. After the completion of the foreign building, the Danish princess actually did not live once, but this story has been passed down to the world, and the name of the princess building is still in use today. The princess building is composed of Xiaoyanglou, courtyard and garden. The spring, summer and autumn seasons are green and lively. Even in the hottest time, it is very cool in the courtyard. The interior of the princess building retains the unique style of Xiaoyang. The dining room, bedroom, study and other details are very western. When visiting, there is the illusion of being in a foreign country. This also shows that Chinese culture is all-encompassing. Although the Danish princess has never been there, there is a large portrait of the princess in the princess building. It is placed in a conspicuous position, telling the world that this building has a close relationship with her.