Yulianggou: from coal seam to village memory
A coal discovery in 1903 and a first recorded shovel in 1906 mark Yulianggou’s early mining story; village exhibits and new businesses carry that past into a rural present.
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A coal discovery in 1903 and a first recorded shovel in 1906 mark Yulianggou’s early mining story; village exhibits and new businesses carry that past into a rural present.
On 6 March 2026, monitors first found spring migrants at Longwangmiao Wetland, including white-tailed and Steller’s sea eagles; large goose flocks followed days later.
A long sand ridge separates an inland reed lake from a much larger transboundary lake, while the surrounding wetlands connect their seasonal life.