Liugong Island has accommodation, if there are two days, it is suggested that we can stay on the island for one night. So many scenic spots and relics on the island can not be seen in a day. I chose to stay in the Liugong Island Hotel. The country-style bungalow is very quiet at night. It is very interesting if three or two friends sit at the door drinking tea and chatting together. Huangdao and the barbette behind the company and the barbette are now military restricted zones and cannot be accessed. The northern part of the island was blocked off, so the Yingmen Tunnel Fortress and so on could not be accessed. My two-day activity is concentrated in the south of the island. On the first day, it was 15:50 on the island. After checking in, I took the cableway ticket from the hotel and went to the Qiding Mountain Fortress. Then I went down the Xiashan Road to the Beiyang Navy Loyal Soul Monument. Then I went down through the Elk Park and the Zoo to the Deng Highway. The Deng Highway went east and west. From east to west, there are Brotherhood Missionaries'Residence, Christian Church, Masonic Hall, Battery Statue and Weihai Teachers' School. Except for the water division school, all the other sites were used for other purposes and could not be accessed. In the evening, we could meet the returning naval soldiers. It is amazing how much the Chinese army has changed over the past hundred years. Weihai Teachers'School is heading south, passing through Majingzi dock and a submarine for tourists to visit. There are several lanes in which buildings such as the Command of the British Navy's Liugong Island Base, the site of the Marine School, the Royal Marine Corps Barracks and the residence of British Navy officers can be accessed. These buildings are in a dilapidated condition and are being repaired recently. Turning left further south is the iron wharf built in the late Qing Dynasty, which still docks warships. Along West Moore Street to the east, there is the old site of the distillation house, which used to distill fresh water, now it is a tablet. From here, you can walk down the alley to the Beiyang Navy Corporal Memorial Hall, which is currently closed. There are also Ding Ruchang Memorial Hall, which was originally Ding Ruchang's residence. There are two wisterias planted by Ding Ruchang. Continuing eastward, the old site of Xicun Chinese businessmen and the old site of Yingli Yanghang, there are only two monuments left. To the East is the Dragon King Temple and the stage. Next to the Dragon King Temple is the Navy Office, which is laid out in accordance with the previous pattern and used some wax figures to restore the working conditions of that year. You can stroll around and feel the noise here a hundred years ago. Continue to the east, past the dock, is the exhibition hall of the Sino-Japanese War Museum. It can take two hours here to understand the origin, course and result of the Sino-Japanese War of Sino-Japanese War of Sino-Japanese War of Sino-Japanese War of Sino-Japanese War of Sino-Japanese War of Sino-Japanese War of Sino To the north of the exhibition hall of the Sino-Japanese War Museum is the old site of the British Admiral's Villa, China Post and Liu Gongdao Expo Park. China Post can send a postcard home, and Liu Gongdao Expo Park can visit the British Rent Weihaiwei History Museum to learn about the British Rent History. Along the Ding Highway to the east to the end, is the Donghong Fortress. Liu Gongdao was named after Liu Min, the son of Emperor Abolition in the late Han Dynasty, who helped the people here. The trees are shady and the wind is cool on Liu Gong Island. It's very comfortable to come here for summer on weekends and take a leisurely walk in the shady avenues and Western buildings.