Qiuxi spring

Qiuxi spring

Located in the northeast of Yueya spring in Jinan Wulongtan Park, it belongs to Wulongtan spring group. The spring pool is made of natural stone, about 5 meters long and 5 meters wide, and 1.4 meters deep. The water gushes out from the rock hole of the spring pool, along the stone stream, through the bamboo forest, and finally flows into the West moat. Most of the residents in the vicinity draw water from the boulders on the South Bank of the spring.

brief introduction

The spring is one of the hot spots for residents to draw water after the spring resumed in the summer of 2001.

record

Ji'nan City records. It is named because the spring water is exposed in the rock stream which looks like a dragon. The pool is 7 meters long, 7 meters wide and 1.4 meters deep. Natural stone revetment, uneven, carved on the North Bank of the rock "Qiuxi spring" name. The water gushes from the iron pipes hidden under the natural rocks in the pool, and flows into the moat along the Shixi River through the bamboo forest.

characteristic

Qiuxi spring is an irregular shaped spring pool about 7 meters long and 7 meters wide. It has a natural stone revetment with a water surface of more than 20 square meters and a water depth of about 1.5 meters

Rice. There is a spring hole on a natural stone in the middle of the pool, which is as thick as a bowl. The spring water gushes out from the spring hole, 10 cm above the water surface, splashing with snow-white spray. Then, along the stone stream, through the dense bamboo forest in the east of the pool, it flows into the West moat not far away.

Around 1964, the hydrogeological department made a spring water detection test here, and the drilling machine suddenly gushed spring water into the underground borehole. The water potential was magnificent, so it was decided to keep this place as a spring. Because of its gushing water, like the ancient legend of the head with two horns of Qiu long pan Qu spit water, so this eye spring named Qiu Xi spring. In the middle and late 1960s, Yueya spring, one of the famous springs in Ming and Qing Dynasties, was located in the east of the South Head Road of dongliushui Street (now in Wulongtan Park). It was surrounded by Taihu Lake stone bank, with mushroom dolomite and artificial fountain in the center. It was the most popular spring scene of that year. People take a leisurely walk here, while those who are good at water gather here to swim. The lively scene has lasted for many years. "Crescent spring" is abundant in water, and overflows when the water is full. It flows to the moat along a stone piled Creek in Taihu Lake. In that year, on the northeast side of "crescent spring", drilling workers drilled three wells here. In a short time, the spring water burst out from the well. The water column was strong and had to be blocked with wooden piles. Then another column of water flowed out along the cracks of wooden piles until the spring dried up.

After the park was opened in Wulongtan in 1987, "crescent spring" has a beautiful scenery of "Qiuxi spring". According to the staff of Wulongtan Park, Qiu is a kind of dragon in legend. In order to cater to the "dragon" of Wulongtan, the spring is named "Qiu", which means "enter the gate (the South Gate of Wulongtan Park), see the little dragon (Qiuxi spring) first, and then watch the big dragon (Wulongtan)". Although the name of "Qiuxi spring" is not classic, it is exquisite and unique with the careful construction of the park management and protection personnel. Its mountains and rocks are emerald, and the clear spring is bubbling. Its style is unique.

In April 2004, it was listed as the new 72 springs in Jinan.

other

People who have seen Qiuxi spring are all moved by its quietness.

Qiuxi spring is an irregular spring pool built with rockery and stone. It is surrounded by green willows and green bamboos. The water in the pool is blue and transparent. There is an arched stone in the middle of the pool, and there is a spring in the middle of the stone. The bowl mouth is thick and thin. The water from the spring gushes out, splashes and ripples.

Qiuxi spring is located in the northeast of Wulongtan park. In the 1960s, the hydrogeological Department drilled here, and the water gushing in the borehole was very abundant, so it was reserved as a spring. Because of its large water inflow, such as Jiaolong spit water, it is named Qiuxi spring.

Address: Wulongtan Park, No.18, Lanshi street, Baotuquan North Road, Lixia District, Jinan City

Longitude: 117.0155599997

Latitude: 36.6650579406

Ticket information: no ticket required. Included in the 5 yuan ticket of Wulongtan park.

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