Shenyang
A key city in Liaoning province, Shenyang sits at the confluence of the Hun River and Liutiaohu Lake.
Catholic jurisdiction: Latin — Archdiocese of Shenyang [Mukden, Fengtien]
About Shenyang
Shenyang is located in northeastern China, within Liaoning province. Historically significant as a former capital of the Qing dynasty, it remains an important industrial center with a rich cultural heritage. Economically, Shenyang plays a crucial role in northeast China’s development, known for its manufacturing and technology sectors.
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