It is a short small road with a total length of only over 300 meters. It starts from the governor's Palace Square in the West and ends at Jiangsu Road in the East. It was named diederichs street during the period of German occupation Weg), which was renamed chiyucho during the Japanese occupation. Along the road are beautiful German buildings left by the colonial era. Facing the square on the 11th of the west end is the governor's office, the highest institution of German colonial rule. To the East are the British and American Consulates General in Qingdao and a number of high-class villas. The eastern end is facing the Christian church on Jiangsu Road on the highland.
Yishui Road
Yishui road is a short road in Qingdao City, Shandong Province, China, with a total length of only 300 meters. It starts from the governor's mansion square in the West and ends at Jiangsu Road in the East. Along the road are beautiful German buildings left by the colonial era. Facing the square at No. 11 in the west is the governor's mansion, the highest organ of German colonial rule. To the East are the British and American Consulates General in Qingdao and a number of senior villas . The eastern end is facing the Christian church on Jiangsu Road on the highland.
Name change
Diederichs Weg was the name of diederichs Weg in the period of German occupation. It was renamed Chiyu town in the period of Japanese occupation and later Yishui road.
Historical buildings
Former site of US Consulate General in Qingdao (No.1 Yishui Road)
Former site of Prince's villa in gelpuk, Germany (No.3 Yishui Road)
Stikovs house (No.5 Yishui Road)
Didrich old house (No.7 Yishui Road)
Former site of the second battalion building of the German Navy (No.9 Yishui Road)
Former site of governor's Mansion (No.11 Yishui Road)
Former site of British Consulate General in Qingdao (14 Yishui Road)
Address: Yishui Road, Shinan District, Qingdao
Longitude: 120.32561
Latitude: 36.064477
Chinese PinYin : Yi Shui Lu
Yishui Road
Liujiang National Geopark. Liu Jiang Guo Jia Di Zhi Gong Yuan
Museum of Posts and Telecommunications. You Dian Bo Wu Guan