In the green mountains and clear waters of Jingyuetan Scenic Area in Changchun City, a white cylindrical building stands quietly. It is the city level cultural relic protection unit - the Water Release Tower of Jingyuetan Water Source Site. This seemingly simple water tower not only carries the historical memory of Changchun's urban development, but also witnesses the city's transformation from water scarcity to abundance.

The former site of Jingyuetan Water Source is famous for its unique circular structure and white facade. The overall building is cylindrical with a pure white facade, solemn and elegant. The top of the building adopts a dome design, accompanied by exquisite pointed decorations, and the railing design is coordinated and unified with the overall style, reflecting the essence of early 20th century architectural art.

The overall style of this building is simple and elegant, without excessive decoration, but it impresses people with the purity of its geometric aesthetics. The white wall stands out against the backdrop of blue sky and green trees, becoming a unique scenic spot in Jingyuetan Scenic Area. The cylindrical design not only has aesthetic value, but also embodies the perfect combination of functionality and artistry.

According to historical records, in the 1930s, Changchun faced the problem of tight water supply. The puppet state of Manchukuo discovered deep groundwater near the "Manchurian Railway Affiliated Area". After exploration, it was decided to build a water storage dam 12 kilometers southeast of Changchun to intercept the water from the small river Yanzi River, thus forming Jingyue Lake.

The water tower at the former site of Jingyuetan Water Source played a crucial role as a key facility for stratified water intake in the entire water supply system at that time. On November 2, 2009, the People's Government of Changchun City announced it as the eighth batch of municipal level cultural relics protection units, affirming its historical value and cultural significance.

The former site of Jingyuetan Water Source has surpassed its original functional attributes and become an important cultural landmark in Jingyuetan Scenic Area, Changchun City. It is not only a typical representative of industrial relics, but also an important part of Changchun's urban history.

It is worth mentioning that this building with unique historical value has also become one of the filming locations for the popular drama "The World". The drama is set in Changchun and depicts the decades long changes in Chinese society. The former site of the Jingyue Lake water source is an important scene, allowing more viewers to experience the unique charm and historical significance of this building through the lens.

内容来源：净月新城市生活；净宣宣