The Bahe River is a tributary of the Weihe River, a tributary of the Yellow River.

Introduction to Bahe River: Bahe River is a river in Shaanxi Province, China, originating from Qinling Mountains.

Its original name was Zishui. In the Spring and Autumn Period, Duke Mu of Qin came to dominate Xirong and changed its name to Bashui.

Later, three dots of water were added next to the word "Ba" and it was called Bashui.

During the Qin and Han Dynasties, there was a wooden bridge built on the Bahe River, named "Baqiao".

It is the transportation hub of Guanzhong, connecting the major transportation arteries east of Xi'an.

The Bahe River is one of the so-called "Eight Rivers Circling Chang'an".

The upper reaches of the Bahe River, about 100 miles away from Xi'an, is where the Lantian ape-man ruins were discovered.

Its historic sites include Zhengguo Canal, Bai Canal, etc.

Bahe allusion: There was a Bahe River in the east of Chang'an in the Tang Dynasty, and there was a bridge on the river named Baqiao.

There are willows on both sides of the Ba River. At that time, people often broke willows here to bid farewell to their relatives and friends. "The willows are broken at Ba Bridge" became a famous allusion in Tang poetry.

Bahe River is located in the eastern suburbs of Xi'an City. It originates from the Qinling Mountains and was originally named Zishui.

During the Spring and Autumn Period, Duke Mu of Qin expanded westward, "opening up thousands of miles of land, and then dominated Xirong."

After Duke Mu of Qin came to dominate Xirong, in order to show off his military prowess, he renamed Zishui outside Qin's capital city as Bashui. Later, he added three dots of water next to the word "Ba" to form "Bashui", and then gradually changed its name to "Bashui".

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Current status of the Bahe River: Existing drainage basin: The Bahe River is one of the important rivers in the "Eight Rivers of Chang'an". The Bahe River has a total length of 104.1 km, and has 17 large tributaries such as the Hechuan River and the Chechuan River. The drainage area is 2581 m~2.

The Bahe International Port Section starts from the North Third Ring Bridge in the south and ends at the mouth of the Bahe River in the north, with a total length of 8.17 kilometers.

River construction: In 2019, in accordance with the city's overall plan for water control, clear water and city revitalization, the International Port Area launched two key projects to ensure the "14th Transport" for the upgrading and reconstruction of the "three rivers and one mountain" greenway construction on both sides of the Bahe River.

Through high-level design planning, efficient implementation, and high-quality improvement, the project has made today's Bashui Coast a charming new landmark in the city.

Through river curvature transformation, river dredging and ecological revetment construction, the original old hard protection will be upgraded and transformed into sparse forest grassland and riverside. Upgrading and reconstruction projects on both sides of the Bahe River include new water conservancy, municipal roads, and greening projects.

And the overall ecological pattern of the Light and Shadow Cultural Park is close to the water.