Dalian Zhongshan Square

＂ Zhongshan Square ＂ is located at the intersection of 3 roads on Zhongshan Road, Nanjing Street and Beisi Road in Shenyang City. The square was built in 1913 and was called Central Square; in 1919 it was called Langsu Square; in 1946 it was renamed Zhongshan Square. Because financial institutions gather here, it is known as Shenyang ＂ The Bund ＂. The square has been built in 1910 ～ since 1945 with 8 European and Japanese-style buildings, namely: Dahe Hotel (now Liaoning Hotel); Yokohama Zhengjin Bank Branch (now Industrial and Commercial Bank Branch); Puppet Fengtian Police Station (now Shenyang Public Security Bureau); Japanese-funded Mitsui Building (now China Merchants Bank Sub-branch); Bank branch of North Korea (now Huaxia Bank Sub-branch); Toyo Tuoshi Co., Ltd. branch, Japan Kanto Army Command (now Shenyang General Labour Union) and Mantie Fengtian Local Office (now Shenyang Railway Bureau Public Security Department) etc.

Zhongshan Square is a landmark square with a century-old history in Shenyang. The round square is surrounded by exquisite appearance of a century-old building. The name of the square has changed from the original central square, Langsu Square, Zhongshan Square, and Red Banner Square. It's a place worth checking in.

The landmark building of Shenyang Zhongshan Square can become a local red travel base. This square is surrounded by a big shopping mall and a bustling center. The lights of this square are quite beautiful at night. I recommend everyone to go shopping here in the afternoon. Visit the lights at night.

It seems to be 19 places in total, and several are missing. Architectural design is good

Very very very very beautiful place!!

Zhongshan Square is located at the intersection of Zhongshan Road, Nanjing Street and Beisi Road in Heping District, Shenyang City. The square was built in 1913 and was called the Central Square; in 1919, it was called the Langsu Square; during the Kuomintang rule, the Langsu Square was renamed Zhongshan Square, which was still used after the liberation of Shenyang. During the Cultural Revolution, it was called Red Flag Square; in 1981, the name of Zhongshan Square was restored and has been used. The old generation of Shenyang told me that the statues in the square were sculptured by real people.