Linked from

The 13 pages that link to Dalian, each with the reason it gives.

• LiaoningBroader topic: Its port connects Liaoning’s industrial interior with maritime trade.

• South Manchuria RailwayBroader topic: The railway linked Manchurian routes to the port that became a central company hub.

• Liaodong PeninsulaBroader topic: The peninsula’s southern tip contains this major port.

• VladivostokCompared with: Dalian offers a Chinese counterpart to Vladivostok’s regional maritime role.

• Port ArthurCompared with: Dalian and Port Arthur were separate ports, though both came under foreign control in the same era.

• ShenyangRelated: Its maritime economy complements Shenyang’s inland role as Liaoning’s capital.

• Toshiro MifuneRelated: Mifune grew up in Dalian, where his father ran a photography studio.

• YantaiRelated: Across the Bohai Strait, it forms Yantai’s closest major mainland maritime counterpart.

• WeihaiCompared with: Its position opposite Shandong highlights Weihai’s place in cross-sea connections to northeastern China.

• YingkouRelated: Dalian and Yingkou are the principal seaports on opposite sides of Liaodong's regional geography.

• Harry TriguboffRelated: Triguboff was born in Dalian in 1933, when the city was under Japanese rule.

• LüshunkouNarrower topic: Lüshunkou is one of Dalian’s districts and shares its modern municipal administration.

• Wang JianlinRelated: The company’s origins in Dalian shaped its name and early regional identity.