Yinma Lake

Yinma Lake

Yinma Lake

Yinma Lake Yinma Lake covers an area of one hectare, with clear water and rippling waves. During the Anti-Japanese War, after the establishment of the Sixth Division of the Northeast Anti-Japanese United Army, several secret camps were set up in the Liangzihe Forest, serving as the rear training base for the Sixth Division. This area served as a central passage connecting the secret camps, where soldiers often came to water their warhorses. It was the army’s horse pasture, hence the name Yinma Lake. In summer, pairs of mandarin ducks swim together on the lake, displaying affection and leisurely charm that captivates visitors. The scenic beauty of this place also helped soothe emotions and calm nerves during wartime.

Address: Within Tangyuan County, Jiamusi City