Many tourists travel to Qingdao, and if they take the train, the trestle may be the first attraction. The trestle bridge is very close to Qingdao Railway Station. It is only two or three hundred meters away. You can see the blue sea when you get off the train, and the trestle is also the symbol of Qingdao. The draft is well known and has a long history. In 1892, the Qing government sent troops to Qingdao. In order to facilitate the transportation of materials, two docks were built in Qingdao, one is the trestle bridge, and one is the Tuen Mun Bridge, which has now disappeared. The trestle is the earliest pier in Qingdao. The original trestle was only 200 meters long, about half of what it is now. The Trestle has undergone countless changes in the history of more than 100 years. It originally existed as a military terminal. Later, the small port and the Dagang Wharf were built. The trestle gradually lost its original use and was open to visitors. Today, the trestle seaside is a trestle park and is free to open. From Zhongshan Road Pedestrian Street, you are going south, which is the trestle. The view on the trestle is also good. There are modern high-rise buildings on the beach, and old houses with quaint red roofs. The sea is clear and blue. If the winter comes, there are countless seagulls flying on the beach. At the southern end of the trestle, there is a back pavilion, which is the symbol of the trestle. This traditional-style building was built in 1933, and you are looking back at the viewing platform.