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Chinese workers expanding the port facilities of Tsingtau / Photographer: Scherl

Marinesman Stoll and Chinese men gardening in the first courtyard of the policlinic, the first German hospital in Kiautschou. The garden was laid out by Dr. Tillmann. Right: the bus stop shelter / Photographer: Scherl

Chinese officials of the imperial German Reichspost before their mail train on the Shantung railway line / Photographer: Scherl

Recording date: 01.06.1904 Chinese celebrities in Jinan, the provincial capital of the Chinese province Shandong, before the opening train of the so-called Shantung Railway built by the Germans between Qingdao (Tsingtau) and Jinan (also: Jinanfu or Tsinanfu). She connected the German protectorate Tsingtao with the Chinese railway network / Photographer: Scherl

A settlement for the Chinese apprentices employed at the Tsingtau shipyard was built at the large harbour, with the dining hall on the right and the residential farms on the left. / Photographer: Scherl

The newly built station of Tsingtau with a train of the Schantung-Eisenbahn-Gesellschaft / Photographer: Scherl

Chinese craftsmen are trained at the Tsingtau shipyard by German mechanics. In the middle: the teacher and mechanic Limbach, left: the two Chinese housefathers. / Photographer: Scherl

View of the Chinese harbour town of Tsingtau at the entrance to the Bay of Kiautschou / Photographer: Scherl

View of the Chinese port Tsingtau at the entrance of the bay of Kiautschou / Photographer: Scherl

The governor of Shandong, Yang shy hsiang, visits the Chinese port city of Tsingtau and visits the port there. Here you can see the departure from the pier on sand wagons. / Photographer: Scherl