In Baotu Spring Park, there is a spring named after the "well", which is the Manjing Spring, one of the seventy-two springs in Jinan.
Manjing Spring is located in the north of Baotu Spring and in the southwest corner of the Three Sacred Temples. The pond is a six-sided well with a stone well wall, with a diameter of 2.26 meters and a depth of 1.40 meters. Chi Zhou is decorated with carved stone railings, and the south side of the railing plate is engraved with the three characters of "Manjing Spring", which is inscribed for Liang Xiu, a contemporary calligrapher in Jinan.
Manjing Spring is one of the seventy-two famous springs in Jinan, which is included in the "Famous Spring Stele" of the Jin Dynasty and the "Seventy-two Springs Poem" of the Ming Dynasty. The Ming Ren 'Seventy-Two Springs Poems' Yong Man Jing Quan said: "The river flows endlessly, and the veins in front of ming xiu pavilion are clear." It should be a spring rain at night, and the water is three feet high and the pool is flat. ”
Manjing Spring has been gushing non-stop for four seasons, and the spring head is nearly one meter high during the flood period, and the spring is also named because the gushing water overflows the wellhead. According to the "Calendar" at the end of the Ming Dynasty, this spring was once silted up at the end of the Ming Dynasty. It was covered in 1954 and revived in 1997.
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