Hushuchuan Reservoir

　　The Hushuchuan Tourist Area is a scenic zone centered around Hushuchuan Reservoir. The reservoir has a water storage capacity of

　　1.19

　　billion cubic meters, serving both irrigation and flood control purposes. The Hushuchuan Hydropower Station, standing tall on the dam, feeds its generated electricity into the national power grid. Hushuchuan Reservoir is also one of the largest fishery production bases in Ning'an. Its fish farming waters cover

　　400

　　hectares

　　, yielding an annual average of 50,000 to 60,000 kilograms of fish.

　　Upon entering the Hushuchuan Scenic Area, you are first greeted by an antique-style archway spanning the highway and 18 uniquely shaped mountain-guarding turtles along the base of the hillside. Here, majestic green mountains tower and the lake stretches vast. Taking a sightseeing boat out on the water, you’ll feel the refreshing breeze and enjoy a rejuvenating experience. Heading eastward around the lake, you’ll find a floral and forested peninsula—“Lovers’ Island.” On both sides of Lovers’ Island, the sandy beaches are soft, forming a natural lakeside bathing area. On the eastern side of the lake area stands a peak, near its summit lies “Immortal Rock,” which, according to legend, was where the Heavenly Supreme Taoist Lord descended to refine elixirs and rested upon this very rock. At night, fishing enthusiasts set up simple tents, light bonfires, and hold their fishing rods through the night, finding endless joy in the activity.

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