The construction of water conservancy will last for a long time. Visit the Shaanxi Water Conservancy Museum with Changan CS75

In ancient times, there was Dayu who controlled floods. In Qin, there was Zheng who built canals to divert water. In the Han Dynasty, there was Baigong. In modern times, Mr. Li Yizhi and others built water conservancy projects to benefit the people of Weibei. ?Those who govern Qin well must control the water; those who govern Qin well must control the water first. Shaanxi's first professional water conservancy museum was officially established on August 21, 2014 in Wangqiao Town, Jingyang County. It aims to carry forward the spiritual outlook of my country's water conservancy pioneer Li Yizhi, inherit the advanced traditional water conservancy culture, excavate, collect, research and display the long history of water conservancy control by the Qin people, popularize water conservancy science and technology knowledge, and carry out water conservancy academic research and exchanges. ?Today Dabai took us to visit the Qin People’s Water Conservancy Museum.

This journey is more than 60 kilometers, and the entire journey takes 1 hour after leaving the city on a highway (enjoying the country’s policies to benefit the people [heehee]).

Take a photo at the gate as a souvenir!

Take a souvenir with the Li Yi Zhi Memorial Hall!

The weather is very good, I can’t wear my jacket anymore, it’s so hot! Give me some sunshine Sunbathing, sterilizing.

Big sharp eyes, nice appearance!

There are few people and few cars, so you can park wherever you want. I wouldn’t dare to stop here if I let it go! [Cute][Cute][Cute]

The side lines are still so beautiful [Applause]

Say hello to the kids [silly laugh]

China Net The LOGO is eye-catching and beautiful [strong]

The LED tail lights are safe and reliable, and the rear fog lights are very practical.

Another sideways photo, the white car paint is safe and eye-catching!

Entering the gate, you will see a huge thing. Guess what it is? ?This is the water pump used by the Yellow River No. 2 water pump unit in 1976. It was known as "Asia's No. 1" at that time and was retired in 2017.

The memorial hall has a square shape and is surrounded by water on all sides. The opening of the Li Yizhi Memorial Hall is also the first comprehensive themed memorial hall in Shaanxi Province that integrates the history of water conservancy development, the display of water conservancy culture, and the popularization of water conservancy science.

Jiang He is a pure child, Zheng Bai has great ambitions. Statue of Mr. Li Yizhi.

To popularize science knowledge for everyone. ?Li Yizhi, male. Born on February 20, 1882. Hydraulist and educator, pioneer of modern water conservancy construction in China. He advocated that the management of the Yellow River should pay equal attention to the upper, middle and lower reaches, and take into account flood control, shipping, irrigation and hydropower. This changed the thought of water management that only focused on the lower reaches of the Yellow River for thousands of years and advanced China's theory and strategy of managing the Yellow River a big step forward. He founded China's first water conservancy engineering institution of higher learning - Nanjing Hohai Engineering Vocational School and many colleges and universities, trained a large number of water conservancy construction talents for China, and personally presided over the construction of the four major benefit canals of Jing, Wei, Luo and Mei in Shaanxi. , setting a model for China’s modern irrigation projects and contributing to China’s water conservancy undertakings.

The Jinghui Canal in front of the memorial hall flows all year round, nurturing the people of Weibei. Jinghui Canal was built by Li Yizhi during his lifetime.

Mr.’s former residence has been restored.

From ancient times to the present, there are many celebrities in water control!

Display the sand table of Jinghe River water diversion projects in the past dynasties.

Large Sculptures of Qin People's Water Conservancy

In his short life, Mr. Wang worked hard for the cause of water conservancy in modern times. This is also the resting place of Mr.