June 12, 1892.
The Far East Empire, Jiaozhou.
As time went by, Jiaozhou became more prosperous than before; as the main trading port of East Africa, Germany, and Austria-Hungary in the Far East Empire, Jiaozhou's development was no less than several southern coastal trading ports.
Jiaozhou's permanent population exceeded 400,000, ranking among the top in the major northern cities, becoming an economic window to the outside in the north.
The Jiaozhou area was already very developed and prosperous, leading the way in industries in the north, with most investments from East Africa, Germany, and Austria. Other countries' businessmen also gathered here, and certainly, agents from some ambitious countries were active in Jiaozhou, salivating over its prosperity.
