Tuhai river test
In the Qing Dynasty, Tu Hai Hedong turned to Huajia Village in Zhanhua, and passed through Kongjia, Xiahe and Laomuzui, also known as Weihe River. At that time, the Tu Hai River was flooded and washed away by the tide. Cargo ships from the south, northeast and North Korea could reach Sanhe Lake smoothly, and some even reached Huimin along the Matusha River. After the Yellow River burst three times in Guangxu and the Republic of China, the Weihe River silted up to the ground, forcing the Tuhai River to enter the Taoer River from Guofuxi in Zhanhua to the north. According to statistics, from the formation to the establishment of People's Republic of China (PRC), Tuhai River burst 2 1 time and was treated 23 times. With the deepening of water conservancy reform, history has given Tuhaihe a new mission. Located on the Tu Hai River at the intersection of Tuhai River, Matu Shahe River and Fujia River, a scenic spot integrating vacation, leisure and tourism has begun to take shape. So it is named Sanhe Lake, where the river is 263 meters wide and the waters in the scenic area (from Liuzhenqiao to Shijiacun) are more than 2,500 mu. If you go boating in the misty Sanhe Lake and look at the majestic sluice and the green tree promenade on both sides, it is said that it is a fairyland on earth, and the deep and quiet feeling makes people feel relaxed and happy.