Qujiangchi Huangqu Water Entry Relic Site

Early in the morning, I came to Qujiang Pool to walk around and found the "Qujiang Pool Huangqu Inlet Site". There is a big stone inscription. Great water bay. Today, the Huangqu Bridge is built nearby. [Scenery] The quiet water is silent, which is enough to make people caress the past. It was not easy to attract water from Zhongnan Mountain to this point, causing such a large famous water surface. [Fun] This piece is now part of Qujiangchi Ruins Park. There are many city carvings to enjoy.

The site at the entrance of Qujiangchi Huangqu is in the southeast of Qujiang New District. It is the entrance of the ancient Qujiangchi Huangququ. The water area of Qujiangchi is nearly 700 mu. It has been converted into an open cultural park integrating historical and cultural protection, landscape and leisure tourism. There are many wonderful sculptures near the entrance to be appreciated...

Under the Huangqu Bridge of Qujiang Pool on the southeast side of Qujiang Pool in Xi'an, when Qujiang Pool was built in the Tang Dynasty, the water from the south mountain gate of Zhongnanshan was entered into Qujiang Pool by building Huangqu Pool. In the 1950s and 1960s, there were still traces of the water inlet!

Founded in the Tang Dynasty, in Qujiangchi Ruins Park, there is a large stone as a sign, the specific location is probably near here.

The site of the Yellow Canal Inlet in Tang Qujiang Pool is in the southeast of the Qujiang Pool Ruins Park. During the Kaiyuan years, Tang Xuanzong overhauled Qujiang Pool, repaired Huang Canal, and led the water of the Yigu (now Daqikou) in the south of the mountain. From the northwestern village of this spring, Qujiang Pool was injected into Qujiang Pool...