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How did Xichang Qionghai come into being?

The origin of Qionghai is still an unsolved mystery, which needs further study and confirmation by experts in geology, cultural relics and archaeology.

It is said that Qionghai used to be a county town, and later Qionghai was formed due to the subsidence of crustal movement. Others say that the ancient basin of Anning River is a dammed lake formed by earthquake. In short, there are many sayings, the most popular one is that the earthquake caused the county seat to sink.

However, a number of Neolithic sites and unearthed pottery and net pendants around Qionghai in the 1980s show that they were formed in prehistoric Qionghai at the latest, and Xichang City sites and unearthed cultural relics also show that the theory of "subsidence lake" cannot be established.

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Sources of Qionghai Lake in Xichang: According to experts' research, Qionghai Lake has four sources: one is the atmospheric precipitation of 3 1 square kilometer on Qionghai Lake; Second, the surface runoff of Qionghai enters the stream and its regional scope; The third is the underground runoff between alluvium in Qionghai; Fourthly, karst and its fissure water supply.

Starting from 20 1 May 1 day, Xichang Qionghai National Wetland Park1,2, 5 and 6 will be closed, plus the previous three phases, Qionghai Wetland will be fully charged except for the fourth phase. The reporter learned from the Qionglu Scenic Area Administration that after the wetland is closed, it will be divided into four independent scenic spots and tickets will be sold in stages. The estimated entrance fee is 55 yuan/person, and the pass is 220 yuan/person. Local citizens can get preferential treatment and apply for annual cards.

According to the management department, after careful consideration, the charges are designed to better protect Qionghai wetland and Qionghai water source, control the number of tourists, reduce man-made damage and reduce the financial burden to some extent.

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