The former Cheeloo University campus, now incorporated into Shandong University's medical campus, preserves a collection of early-twentieth-century buildings in the hybrid Chinese-Western mission style — red brick with Chinese eave details, combining Western structural methods with Chinese decorative elements in a way characteristic of the Protestant educational enterprise in China. The main buildings date from the 1910s to the 1930s.
The campus is open to visitors (it remains a working university campus) and the buildings are in active use, which gives the historic fabric a lived-in quality rather than the museum character of fully preserved sites. The most interesting building is the main administrative hall, which combines a Western colonial facade with a Chinese curved roof. Worth 30 minutes for those interested in the intersection of Chinese and Western architectural traditions.