Dalian (PRC)

**Dalian** (simplified Chinese: 大连) (DAH le-an) is an economic centre and hamlet of the **People's Republic of China**. It is geographically placed on the **Bohai Sea** and **Sea of Korea** facing East, and **Shenyang**, the national capital to the North. The city has three ports and a simple wall, with growing industries in mining, agriculture, villagery, commerce.

Founded by the request of the chairman Trollbobb, Dalian was created by mayor Randomn1 as the first Hamlet to report back to the PRC's **national legislature.**

The terrain was initially flooded unregulated tides, leading to much of the remaining houses to be floating upon first arrival by the settlers. The first settlers built a dam to stop the tides from encroaching on any more land, and raised the dock height from ground. Further infrastructure/growth development projects are currently being built.

## History

### Geography

Dalian is located on Southwest tip of the Liaodong peninsula., facing the Bohai Sea. It is surrounded by civilization, with Korea to the East, the Capital to the North, Nanjing and Wuhan to the South, and Mongols to the far West. It was generated as a port village with 2 notable port entries and flooded inland. A small stream irrigates the Eastern section.

### Establishment

Dalian was **Dalian** (simplified Chinese: 大连) (DAH le-an) is an economic centre and hamlet of the **People's Republic of China**. It is geographically placed on the **Bohai Sea** and **Sea of Korea** facing East, and **Shenyang**, the national capital to the North. The city has three ports and a simple wall, with growing industries in mining, agriculture, villagery, commerce.

Founded by the request of the chairman Trollbobb, Dalian was created by mayor Randomn1 as the first Hamlet to report back to the PRC's **national legislature.**

The terrain was initially flooded unregulated tides, leading to much of the remaining houses to be floating upon first arrival by the settlers. The first settlers built a dam to stop the tides from encroaching on any more land, and raised the dock height from ground. Further infrastructure/growth development projects are currently being built.

## Landmarks

### Hero of Socialist Labour

Located above the old agricultural district, this andesite-stone statue represents the hardworking socialist aspect of the average worker. The log he carries represents the hardships of life, and his kneeling position signifies adherence to the traditional codes whilst remaining optimistic for revolutionary futures.

### Embassy Building, Dock 3

Located on Dalian's diplomatic Dock 3 entrance, this house is facing the ocean is is welcome for any strangers or diplomats to visit. This house on-the-sea is constructed mainly out of spruce and oak wood. It overlooks the wreck of the sunk warship *Tingwang* and the ancient eastern Sea Ruins in the Bohai Sea.

### Wreck of the *Tingwang* and Ancient Sea Ruin

In seemingly perfect alignment, the ancient ship *Tingwang* and the Sea ruins align themselves east with the sun. According to local mythos, the *Tingwang* was a ship supposedly sunk in a hypothetical War of Korean Independence, which in turn drowned 124 Chinese sailors. A few hundred meters further lies the Sea ruin. Unlike the *Tingwang,*historians can only guess of their origins.

### New Agricultural District

The New Agricultural District is a farm. It is a wheat field that yields 8 stacks of wheat per harvest. Construction is ongoing for an automatic farm to be built.

### Dalian Sea Dam

A small cobblestone dam (soon to be heightened) stops sea from city, therefore stopping a flooding and prospectfully, unwanted visitors.

### Dalian Sea System

Found in the mine section, the Dalian Sea system is a complex system of seaminess, mostly yielding coal. So far, no deaths by drowning have occurred, although a water breathing potion or a door would be recommended essentials for travel here! An additional hazard would be getting lost, but a /home command can stop this.