Water Supply Technology Museum

　　The Water Supply Technology Museum is situated within the Langshan Water Plant, near the Dragon Claw Rock in the Langshan Scenic Area of Nantong. To the west, it faces the vast Yangtze River where water meets the sky, and to the south, it borders the lush Huangnishan and Ma'anshan hills, while to the east lies an open expanse of emerald peach orchards. Approximately 1,000 meters to the southeast stands Langshan Mountain, which rises 108 meters above sea level. The modern Langshan Water Plant campus features white walls, blue tiles, upturned eaves, small bridges over flowing water, and green trees with red flowers — truly a charming garden in the Jiangnan style.

　　Upon entering the museum gate, visitors are greeted by a seven-meter-tall sculpture titled "Source of Life." Three stylized, powerful ancient Chinese dragons symbolize the soaring progress of the water supply industry.

　　The museum showcases the history of human water use, introduces basic knowledge about water, highlights the preciousness of water resources, explains that water is the source of life, describes the process of tap water production, details the key points of water supply technology, promotes water conservation awareness, and displays the development of China’s modern water supply industry. Through the visit, visitors can enhance their understanding of water, raise awareness about protecting water resources, and develop a stronger conscious appreciation for the “source of life” — water.