Historical Origins
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Folk Customs
It is home to the fishing and hunting culture inherited from the Nabo of the Liao Dynasty, featuring unique winter fishing rituals, praying for the first fish, praying for the tamed geese of the Liao Dynasty, cormorant fishing on water, and the unique regional skill of bamboo rafting. It carries the folk customs of the mountain forests in the eastern region, including mountain forest harvesting and autumn harvest, the annual customs of the eastern region, and the Yangge dance market passed down from generation to generation. Relying on the scenery of the four seasons, it carries out solar term folk customs activities, such as making perfumed sachets in spring, enjoying folk music on a boat in summer, going to the market for the autumn red leaf harvest, and praying for blessings at the winter ice and snow temple fair. It also combines the distinctive food culture of the eastern region, featuring a special fish feast from the pond water, a wild vegetable feast from the mountain forests, Northeastern iron pot stew, and Manchu-style delicacies, fully showcasing the humanistic culture of the eastern region.
Boasting the fishing and hunting culture inherited from the Nabo of the Liao Dynasty, it features unique regional characteristics such as winter fishing rituals, praying for the first fish, praying for the domesticated geese of the Liao Dynasty, fishing with cormorants on the water, and the skill of floating on a single bamboo raft.
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Legends & Folklore
The origin of Jingyue Lake
  Jingyue Lake has a beautiful and touching story. According to legend, the Queen Mother of the West in heaven has seven daughters, each more beautiful than the last. However, the most beautiful and kind-hearted one is the youngest daughter, the Seventh Fairy. One year, the seven sisters went to the human world to play together. They were fascinated by the green mountains and clear waters of the human world. Some picked wildflowers, while others bathed in the swimming pool. At this time, the Seventh Fairy saw a young man carrying a broken umbrella, wiping away tears as he walked, with a look of sorrow on his face. She then turned into a village girl and went to meet the young man to see what was on his mind.
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Intangible Cultural Heritage
Cultural Activities
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