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What is Dianshan Lake interesting about?

Dianshan Lake is also called Xuedian Lake. It is located in the west of Qingpu County, Shanghai, adjacent to Jiangsu Province. The lake is gourd-shaped, with an area of ??63 square kilometers, 12 times the size of West Lake in Hangzhou, and a water depth of about 2 meters. It is connected to Huangpu River and Wusong River and is rich in aquatic products. It used to be land in ancient times, but sank into the lake during the Qin and Han Dynasties. There is Dianshan Lake in the Central Plains, from which the name of the lake comes. There are scenic spots such as Sangu Temple and Aofeng Pagoda on the lake. After the Southern Song Dynasty, the lake became smaller and smaller because it was surrounded by fields. Today, Dianshan Mountain is 2 kilometers east of the lake. The lake is as clear as a mirror, with misty trees along the coast, and is full of the scenery of a water town in the south of the Yangtze River. The lake area covers an area of ??more than 60 square kilometers, bordering Taihu Lake to the west and Huangpu River to the east. There are misty water and vast blue waves everywhere. There is a water sports ground near the lake, which is a venue for international rowing and rowing training and competitions. The pier is 5,500 meters long and can accommodate more than 200 rowing boats.

The famous Dianshan Lake Tourist Scenic Area is a newly built large-scale scenic area in my country in the 1980s. After years of expansion, it has now become Shanghai's largest tourist attraction. In the scenic area, there is the Red Mansion Grand View Garden, which reproduces traditional Chinese garden art. On this 160-acre green land, there are groups of ingeniously arranged and luxurious antique buildings, which bring together the characteristics of northern and southern gardens.

With the development of tourism and sports, water sports venues, yacht clubs, golf courses, fishing clubs, swimming pools, bowling alleys and shooting ranges have been built on the east side of Dianshan Lake. A youth camping base will be built on the west bank of Dianshan Lake. On the south bank of Dianshan Lake, Rainbow Island, an internationally advanced water leisure resort, will be built. Near the Dianshan Lake Tourist Scenic Area, a new cross-century Sun Island International Tourist Resort will be built. The edge of the Dianshan Lake Scenic Area is rich in historical and cultural landscapes, including the 6,000-year-old Songze Ancient Cultural Site and the Fuquanshan Ancient Cultural Site, which are the earliest human settlements discovered so far in Shanghai. There are rich ancient buildings, such as Qinglong Temple, Qinglong Pagoda and Mao Pagoda in the Tang Dynasty, Puji Bridge and Anqiao in the Wan Song Dynasty, Guobao Temple and Fangsheng Bridge in the Ming Dynasty, Qushui Garden and Wanshou Pagoda in the Qing Dynasty. There are also famous towns in the south of the Yangtze River, Zhujiajiao and Jinze.

From 2010 to 2010, Huanglong Scenic Area was rich in wildlife resources, including giant pandas, golden monkeys, wildebeests, clouded leopards, etc. It is a national first-level protected animal. There are 21 species including red panda, giant civet and lynx. Among them, some belong to the second level of protection, and some (such as African clawed toad) are endemic to the local area. Huanglong has rich plant species and complex vegetation types, with a forest coverage rate of 65.80% and a vegetation coverage rate of 88.0%. The plant community structure is complete and the ecosystem is very balanced. The ancient trees in the forest are towering to the sky, and the pine branches support the ground. Under the trees, there are many flowers and trees such as arrow bamboo and water willow. On the ground, even on the branches of trees, mosses and lower plants develop extensively, and the thickest ones can reach more than 1 meter. They are green, fresh and soft, like sheep, and are a typical landscape of primitive vegetation in subtropical mountainous areas. Controlled by climate zonality, the vertical spectrum of Huanglong plants is obviously complete.