The composition of Bawanghe Ecological Park is 350 words

In the northern suburb of Jining District, Wulanchabu City, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, there is a perennial river, Naersongole River, also known as Wang Ba River. Na 'er Songquan, crystal clear, meanders to the southeast through Guanjiaba in Zhuozi County, enters Lataoying in Chahar Right Wing Front Banner to Sanchakou, joins Keshan Baolige, which originated in Suluke, Wang Gai, enters the northern suburb of Jining District in Wulanchabu City through Shamaoying, flows to Qiaojia Village through Jinger Railway Bridge, and turns to Huangqihai (called Hezhe Ning Hao Er in Mongolian), one of the eight freshwater lakes in Inner Mongolia, with a total length of 95. The Naersongole River is arched, bypassing the suburbs of Wulanchabu from west to south, stretching for hundreds of miles and feeding thousands of hectares of fertile land. How did it get its name? This has to start from the source. The Mongolian meaning of Naersongole River is "Songlin River", which originated from Naersongbaolige (Mongolian meaning is Songshuquan) in Shimenkou, Hadatu Township, Zhuozi County, Wulanchabu City at the southern foot of Yinshan Mountain. Because there were towering pine trees here in ancient times, it was named Naersongquan. Na 'er Songquan, crystal clear, meanders to the southeast through Guanjiaba in Zhuozi County, enters Lataoying in Chahar Right Wing Front Banner to Sanchakou, joins Keshan Baolige, which originated in Suluke, Wang Gai, enters the northern suburb of Jining District in Wulanchabu City through Shamaoying, flows to Qiaojia Village through Jinger Railway Bridge, and turns to Huangqihai (called Hezhe Ning Hao Er in Mongolian), one of the eight freshwater lakes in Inner Mongolia, with a total length of 95. The Naersongole River is arched, bypassing the suburbs of Wulanchabu from west to south, stretching for hundreds of miles and feeding thousands of hectares of fertile land.