Like most of China's parks with the same name, Dalian's People's Square is a center for national pride. The Chinese flag flies solemnly over various adjacent government buildings, mounted police patrol the square, and there's a flag raising ceremony at sunrise every Monday morning.
But despite its political significance, many visitors come to the People's Square in the evenings to admire the water fountains, to dance and to play badminton. Directly behind the square is the new residential zone, with its European-style houses and apartments.
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