Slender West Lake, formerly known as Hu Bao, is located in the northwest suburb of Yangzhou City, Jiangsu Province, with a total area of 2,000 mu, a water area of 700 mu and a tourist area of 100 hectare. 1 The name of "Slender West Lake" was first recorded in "Preface to Yangzhou Advocacy" by Wuqi in the early Qing Dynasty: "There is a river in the north of the city, and it is called Slender West Lake, and its real name is Hu Bao." In the first year of Qianlong (1736), Wang Ling, a poet from Qiantang (Hangzhou), came to Yangzhou. After enjoying the beautiful scenery here, he made a comparison with the West Lake in his hometown, and wrote a poem: "The weeping willows continue to pick up weeds, and the wild tooth Hongqiao scrolls. It is also a pot selling gold, so it should be called Slender West Lake. " 1 Slender West Lake has formed a basic pattern in the Kanggan period of the Qing Dynasty, and it has the reputation of "the best in the garden". Slender West Lake is mainly divided into 14 scenic spots, including Wu Ting Bridge, No.24 Bridge, Lotus Pond and Diaoyutai. 1988 has been listed as "national important historical and cultural heritage and key scenic spots with Yangzhou garden characteristics" by the State Council. 20 10 was awarded the second-class national AAAAA scenic spot. 20 14 was listed in the world cultural heritage list 3.