The sunrise in Juyanhai is particularly beautiful. The orange morning light dyes the sky, the lake and the reeds into golden, and the red-billed gull flies freely in the sky, a peaceful and peaceful scene. Juyanhai is the tail lake of Heihe, the second largest inland river in China. The Heihe River, which originated in the depths of the Qilian Mountains, flows through the Qinghai, Gansu and Inner Mongolia provinces for more than 800 kilometers. It merges into two Gobi depressions on the northwestern edge of the Badain Jaran Desert, forming two large lakes in the east and west, collectively known as Yanhai. Juyanhai is located in the northern part of the Ejina Banner of the Alxa League in Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. It has a long and narrow shape and is like a new moon. The Ejina River flows into the lake and is the main source of water supply in Juyan.
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