Liaoning Province in northeast China; the capital is [[沈阳|瀋陽|shen3 yang2]]

A province in northeast China, with its capital at [[沈阳市|瀋陽市|shen3 yang2 shi4]]

vast; extensive; wide; used to describe large expanses of land or water

Liaodong Peninsula; the area east of the [[辽河|遼河|liao2 he2]] in southeastern Liaoning province.

Liaoyang, a city and county in Liaoning Province

Liao River of northeast China, passing through Inner Mongolia, Hebei, Jilin, and Liaoning

The region west of the [[辽河|遼河|liao2 he2]], typically referring to western Liaoning province

Liaoyuan, a prefecture-level city in Jilin Province

(of a country) to have a vast territory; wide expanse of land

Liaoyang, a prefecture-level city in [[辽宁省|遼寧省|liao2 ning2 sheng3]] Province

Tongliao, a prefecture-level city in the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region.

Tongliao prefecture-level city in the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region

Liaoning University; a university in Shenyang, Liaoning Province, China

A peninsula in southern [[辽宁|遼寧|liao2 ning2]] province, extending into the Yellow Sea and Bohai Sea; known for its mineral resources, industry, and temperate fruit production.

distant; faraway; remote in time or space

Liaoyuan, a prefecture-level city in Jilin Province

Liaoshen Campaign (Sep-Nov 1948), the first of the three major campaigns by the People's Liberation Army near the end of the Chinese Civil War

The official historical record of the Liao Dynasty (907–1125), completed in 1345; it is one of the [[二十四史|二十四史|er4 shi2 si4 shi3]] of ancient China.

Liaoyang county in Liaoyang [[辽阳|遼陽|liao2 yang2]], Liaoning province

Hector Berlioz (1803-1869), French romantic composer known for works such as "Symphonie Fantastique"

former province of Northeast China established after the Second Sino-Japanese War, with its capital at Siping

Shuangliao, a county-level city in Siping, Jilin province

The Songliao Plain of Northeast China, formed by the Songhua and Liao rivers; it is the largest plain in China and is also known as the [[东北平原|東北平原|dong1 bei3 ping2 yuan2]]

Shuangliao, a county-level city in Jilin Province, China.

Dongliao County in Liaoyuan, Jilin province

Shiba Ryotaro (1923-1996), Japanese author of historical novels

Dongliao County in [[辽源|遼源|liao2 yuan2]] City, Jilin Province

Western Liao (1124-1218), a Khitan kingdom in Central Asia also known as Kara-Khitan; it was founded by Yelu Dashi after the fall of the Liao dynasty and later destroyed by the Mongol Empire.

the white-headed pig of Liaodong, used as a metaphor for something rare in one's own eyes but common elsewhere

to be naive and boast about something common due to a lack of experience or narrow perspective

Used to describe a person with limited experience who mistakes something common for a rare marvel, or as a self-depreciating term for one's own ignorance

The state of being naive due to limited experience or narrow horizons; often used as a self-deprecating expression of shame for one's own ignorance.

Archaeoraptor liaoningensis; a bird-like dinosaur fossil composite found in Liaoning province

The first aircraft carrier commissioned into the People's Liberation Army Navy, which entered service in 2012

a form of traditional Chinese storytelling involving singing and percussion, typically associated with Liaoning Province in northeast China; also known as Northeast Drum Song

(variant form) vast and wide; extensive; expansive; distant

the Liao dynasty, also known as the Khitan Empire, which ruled over parts of Northern and Northeast China from 916 to 1125

The coastal areas to the east and south of Liaoning province

open and spacious; vast and empty

A narrow coastal plain between Shanhaiguan in Hebei and Jinzhou in Liaoning; it serves as a vital strategic route connecting North China and the Northeast.

a rare white pig from the Liaodong region used as a metaphor for something common that is mistakenly thought to be a precious rarity due to narrow experience

The Liao dynasty (907-1125) and the Jin dynasty (1115-1234) collectively.