The Liaodong Peninsula is a prominent landform located in northeastern China, extending into the Bo Sea. It is bordered by the Yellow Sea to the south and the Liaodong Bay to the north. The peninsula is known for its diverse geography, including mountains, plains, and coastal areas, making it an important region for agriculture and fishing. Historically, the Liaodong Peninsula has been significant for trade and military strategy. It is home to several cities, including Dalian and Yingkou, which serve as key economic centers. The area also features various cultural and historical sites, reflecting its rich heritage.