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Daling River is the largest river in western Liaoning and the third largest river in the province. It is one of the oldest and most famous water systems in Northeast China. It was called Yushui and Longchuan in ancient times. It was called Bailangshui in the Han and Tang Dynasties. It was called Linghe in Liao Dynasty and changed to Linghe in Jin Dynasty. The river in Liaoning Province is 373 kilometers long and has a drainage area of ​​19.998 square kilometers. It is connected to the tourist attraction in the county, the First Bay of Linghe River. It is located at the junction of Nanliangzi Village, Shuiquan Township, Kazuo County and Shangwopu Village, Yangjiaogou. The river is 3 kilometers long and 1 kilometer wide. The First Bay of Linghe River and the Dove Cave are interdependent, complementing each other, and are integrated. The water of Linghe River forms a large S-shaped bay with the mountain and rushes to the Dove Cave. The beautiful mountains and clear waters, steep cliffs, and strange peaks and rocks here have unique and beautiful landscapes. The Xingshu Mountain opposite echoes it in the distance. The beautiful mountain and water scenery, magnificent pastoral landscape, and profound cultural heritage make it a treasure island suitable for the construction of water parks, waterfront resorts, and leisure and health preservation. It is a holy place for living, working, fishing, and tourism.