Yunlong Lake, located in the southwest of Xuzhou City, is the main scenicspot of Yunlong scenic spot. In 1984, it was approved as a provincial scenicspot by Jiangsu provincial government. It connects Hanshan in the west,yunlongshan in the East, dashantou and Zhushan in the south. The original watersurface is 5.8 square kilometers, and the land is 5.6 square kilometers. It isthe ten sister lake of Hangzhou West Lake, bigger than Hangzhou West Lake, withclear water, green mountains and vast expanse. It is the resplendent pearl ofXuzhou.
Yunlong Lake in Xuzhou is adjacent to Hanshan in the west, Yunlong mountainin the East, dashantou and Zhushan in the south. The original water surface is5.8 square kilometers, and the land area is 5.6 square kilometers, including thenewly developed Xiaonanhu scenic spot (with a total area of 1.661 squarekilometers, including water area of 0.962 square kilometers). The water surfacearea of Yunlong Lake has reached 6.76 square kilometers, and the land area is6.3 square kilometers (including Xiaonanhu scenic spot). Bounded by HuzhongRoad, the perimeter of East Lake is about 8.1 km, West Lake is about 7 km, andthe perimeter of the whole lake is about 12 km (excluding Xiaonanhu).
Yunlong Lake is full of mountains and waters, with beautiful scenery,beautiful scenery and brilliant scenery. Since ancient times, the natural beautyof its three green mountains and one city has attracted many tourists. When SuShi, a litterateur of the Northern Song Dynasty, knew Xuzhou, he was fond ofthis lake and had a fantastic idea: "if the water of dingtang Lake in the upperreaches can be diverted, the North Lake will be like Hangzhou." However, Su Shihad such a wish for thousands of years. Today, with the reform and opening up,it has become a reality. The West Lake is delicate and beautiful; the West Lakeis gentle and solemn; the West Lake is heavy and the Yunlong Lake is light; theWest Lake is deep and the Yunlong Lake is magnanimous. On December 11, 1994,Yunlong Lake and Hangzhou West Lake became sister lakes.