Originally built in 1891, the iconic, 440-meter-long pier has at its end a typical Chinese octagonal pavilion called Huilan Pavilion. Visitors can watch the waves crash against the base of this great ocean viewing spot, which is a vantage point for the old German Concession area, the church towers and parks, and the red clay tiles interrupted by the dark green pines of the Badaguan walkways.
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