Have a pleasant weekend touring the Qiantang River scenery

Qiantang River, anciently known as Zhe, full name 'Zhejiang', also known as 'Zhejiang', 'Zhejiang', 'Rakshasa River', generally Zhejiang Fuyang section is called Fuchun River, Zhejiang downstream Hangzhou section is called Qiantang River. The Qiantang River was first named in the 'Shan Hai Jing', named after flowing through the ancient Qiantang County (now Hangzhou), and is one of the main sources of Wuyue culture. The Qiantang River is the largest river in Zhejiang Province, the naming source of the two Zhejiang roads in the Song Dynasty, and the source of the province's name when Zhejiang Province was established in the early Ming Dynasty. Calculated from the northern source Xin'an River, the river is 588.73 kilometers long; calculated from the upper reaches of the southern source Qujiang Ma Jinxi, the river is 522.22 kilometers long. From the source, it flows through the southern part of Anhui Province and Zhejiang Province, with a drainage area of 55,058 square kilometers, and flows into the East China Sea through Hangzhou Bay. The Qiantang River tide is known as the 'first tide in the world', and is a major natural wonder of the world.