The border stairs between China and Japan in Incheon

#IncheonTravel #QingdaoConcession While traveling to Incheon, I felt that Incheon was a truly unique place. I was amazed that I could experience Chinese and Japanese cultures at the same time in Korea, and that the atmosphere of China and Japan has been preserved to this day. These two different countries created the concession to divide their respective areas. This is the Qingdao Concession Boundary Stairs. The alley leading to Eungbongsan was made into stairs to mark the distance between China and Japan. There is a statue of Confucius at the top of the concession, so you can indirectly experience Confucius's perspective looking down on Incheon. 📌Qingdao Concession Boundary Stairs 🏷️Cultural Heritage 📍Seonrin-dong, Jung-gu, Incheon