Heihu Quan

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Heihu Quan is the pinyin romanization of Black Tiger Spring, a famous natural spring in Jinan, China.

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Heihu Quan canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf artesian spring
landmark
tourist attraction
ChineseName 黑虎泉
city Jinan
connectedTo Jinan moat system
country China
culturalSignificance symbol of Jinan’s spring culture
englishName Black Tiger Spring
famousFor being one of the most famous springs in Jinan
clear water
strong water outflow
tiger-shaped outlets
hasFeature inscription tablets
pavilion
stone pool
three stone-carved tiger heads
traditional Chinese architectural elements
water spouting from tiger mouths
hasNameMeaning “Black Tiger Spring” in English
hasStatus major scenic spot of Jinan
hasTouristActivity photography
spring water viewing
tea drinking with spring water
isOneOf Four Great Springs of Jinan
locatedIn China
Jinan
Shandong Province
linked to: Shandong
locatedNear Baotu Spring
city wall ruins of Jinan
old city moat of Jinan
nearbyAttraction Baotu Spring Park
Daming Lake
Five Dragon Pool
partOf Baotu Spring group
linked to: Baotu Spring

“City of Springs” landscape of Jinan
pinyinName Hēihǔ Quán
province Shandong
tourismCategory natural attraction
urban spring
waterSource underground karst aquifer
waterType artesian groundwater
karst spring water
waterUse drinking water
tea brewing
tourist attraction feature

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Heihu Spring hasLocalName Heihu Quan