What kind of comments are suitable for posting in Erhai Lake?

It is more suitable to post about scenery and happy mood.

Erhai Lake:

Erhai Lake was known as Kunming Pool, Erhe River, Ye Yuze, etc. in ancient times. Because it looks like a human ear, it is named Erhai Lake and is located in Dali City, Dali Bai Autonomous Prefecture, Yunnan Province. The general lake area is about 246 square kilometers (some say 251 square kilometers), with a water storage capacity of about 2.95 billion cubic meters. It is a long and narrow lake, starting from the southern end of Eryuan County in the north and ending at Xiaguan, Dali City in the south. It is 40 kilometers long from north to south. It is the only lake in the world. It is the second largest lake in Yunnan after Dianchi Lake and ranks 7th among freshwater lakes in China. Erhai Lake was formed at the end of the Ice Age, mainly due to subsidence and erosion. It is a plateau structural fault depression lake with an altitude of 1,972 meters.

Erhai Lake has seven main functions: water supply, agricultural irrigation, power generation, climate regulation, fishery, shipping, and tourism. To the west of Erhai Lake is Dian Cang Mountain, which is like a screen, and to the east is Yupan Mountain, which creates a beautiful spatial environment. .

The Cangshan Erhai Nature Reserve was established in 1981 with the approval of the Yunnan Provincial People's Government. It was promoted to national level in 1994. The main protection objects are plateau freshwater lakes and aquatic animals and plants, the natural landscape of the transition zone between north and south animals and plants, and glaciers. Relics, covering an area of ??79,700 hectares.

Name evolution:

Erhai Lake, in ancient times there were "Yeyu Water", "Yeyu River", "Yeyuze", "Xi'er River", "Er River" and "Kunmichuan" etc. names. The reason why Erhai was finally named "Er" was because it was either "shaped like a human ear" or "like the moon holding an Er", hence its name. The name "Hai" comes from the custom of Yunnan. One of the eighteen monsters in Yunnan is "the lake is called the sea". This means that lakes are often called "sea" in Yunnan. With the development and changes of society, the name "Yeyu River" is mostly used in ancient documents; "Xi'er River" mainly refers to a section of the river that begins to flow westward from the southwest exit of Erhai Lake and finally merges with the Yangbi River.