Where is the Water Cauldron City in Hongze Lake?

Walking into the newly built Hongze Lake Water Cauldron City, looking at the pavilions, pavilions, waterside pavilions, small bridges and flowing water, and the deep alleys, I feel the elegance and charm of this Jiangnan water town, and I feel a sense of wonder in my heart. Indescribably familiar and friendly.

The Hongze Lake Shuifu City Scenic Area is the first scene in the Hongze Lake Ancient Weir Tourist Scenic Area. In 2010, Hongze County invested nearly 1 billion yuan in accordance with the "Hongze Lake Ancient Yan Tourism Area Master Plan" to launch the Hongze Lake Water Cauldron City, Hongze Lake Fisherman's Bay and Hongze Lake Tourist Areas in Hubin District of Hongze County. The construction of three major scenic spots in the park. The three major scenic spots are now roughly in scale. After they are all completed and opened by the end of this year, they will become the largest tourist attraction in northern Jiangsu integrating tourism, leisure, sightseeing, health care and amusement.

It is said that Hongze Lake Shuifu City was first formed during the Jian'an period of the Eastern Han Dynasty. When Emperor Yang of the Sui Dynasty visited the south, Shuifu City was already relatively prosperous. Emperor Qianlong went to the south of the Yangtze River to pay respect to his mother and visit famous places to show his filial piety. He passed through Hongze and went to Shuifu City to taste the fresh food and view the lake scenery. The Empress Dowager liked it very much.

The current Shuifu City was rebuilt on the old site in the style of the Ming and Qing Dynasties, with a total investment of 200 million yuan. The first phase has 18 building groups, 1 entrance archway, 1 boat, 1 It has a stage, a sightseeing pavilion, 42 bridges, and 15 islands. The overall layout is well-proportioned, dense and dense, and beautiful. The scenic area is more than 100 acres larger than the Qingming Riverside Garden in Kaifeng. Among them, the water area accounts for two-thirds of the total area, and there are four water systems, forming a complete circulation system of internal circulation, external circulation, small circulation and large circulation.

On October 1 this year, Hongze Lake Shuibu City will be fully opened to the public. At that time, here you can enjoy the unique fishermen's songs and dances, taste the delicacies of the world's lakes, rest your head on a thousand-year-old weir, and listen to the sound of the waves of the great lake.