On the hillside of the forest bathhouse in Jingyuetan Scenic Area,along the direction of the Binglinghua Valley boardwalk,there is an ancient tomb ruins of Jurchen nobles from the Jin Dynasty.Before the construction of a water source,this place was close to Xiaoyaozhantun,with a small river flowing along the river in front.Due to the presence of stone carvings such as Shiyang,Shihu,and Shiren in front of the tomb,it has long been known as Shiyang Shihu Mountain.The tomb was not excavated after liberation,and in 1982,the Shiyang Shihushan tomb was listed as a key protected cultural relic at the city level.

　　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.