Meeting for thousands of miles, the canal stretches across Yangzhou. Since King Fuchai of Wu opened the Han River and built the Han City, the city of Yangzhou, the origin of the canal, has coexisted with the Grand Canal. On June 23rd, the online themed interview activity "Why China Carries Qianqiu" arrived in Yangzhou, embarking on a cultural journey of searching for roots and discovering new life in the Grand Canal of China. The Yangtze River, connecting the Huai River, and crossing lakes, known as the "Pearl of the Yangtze River and Huai River", have achieved the goal of "sending clear water to the north". Here, the Yangtze River, Grand Canal, and Huai River intersect, and the national super project of the South to North Water Diversion East Line Project begins. Surrounded by water on all sides, connected by stations and gates, and covered in green shade, the Jiangdu Water Conservancy Hub is in the prime of summer, with a very pleasant scenery. In the Jiangsu South to North Water Diversion Exhibition Hall within the hub, a huge sand table model with a scale of 1:75000 presents a magnificent scene of large-scale cross regional allocation of water resources on the land of China to the public. The foundation stone of the Jiangdu North Water Diversion Project is laid, and a new chapter is opened in the South North Water Diversion Project. On the wall, display boards tell the story of the Jiangdu Water Conservancy Hub's past and present. According to the commentator, as early as the early 1960s, Jiangsu began to balance its water resources between the north and south with the "Jiangdu North Water Diversion", and the first pumping station in Jiangdu was its starting point. The Jiangdu Water Diversion Project has laid a solid foundation for the eastern route of the South to North Water Diversion Project, and the Jiangdu Water Conservancy Hub has become the starting point for quenching thirst in northern China. Since its construction and operation, the South to North Water Diversion Project system in Jiangsu has become the world's largest networked pumping station cluster. Standing at the youngest Jiangdu Fourth Pumping Station, six pumps are in operation. Even if the internal operation of the pump cannot be seen, the huge roar coming from the ear can directly make people feel the tremendous power they contain. It is precisely under the traction of such pumps that the river water is continuously pumped along the water pipeline to the river surface, making "water flowing upwards" a reality. Promoting intelligent creation at the source, intelligent systems have brought pump station management into the era of intelligence. With a cumulative operation of 6060 days and a total pumping volume of 79.23 billion cubic meters, the electronic screen in the pump room displays clear data on the unit's operating parameters, real-time engineering conditions, water level, and other factors. According to Xue Jingjun, Director of the Fourth Pumping Station Management Office of Jiangdu Water Conservancy Engineering Management Office in Jiangsu Province, Jiangdu Water Conservancy Hub has achieved remote monitoring and scheduling, and has also established a digital twin platform, achieving the integration of physical pumping station and digital twin pumping station operation management. "The digital twin water conservancy project is a concrete manifestation of new productive forces in the field of water conservancy, and an important path for high-quality development of water conservancy in the new stage. Our department has seized the opportunity of the times to develop and apply the digital twin platform in the Jiangdu Water Conservancy Hub. This is the latest practice of continuously improving the level of refined management and protecting the north of the Yangtze River with new generation information technology." Xue Jingjun said. The Revitalization Canal Cultural Heritage "Internet Celebrity" Cultural and Museum Exhibition Hall tells the story of the millennium old canal. Along the Three Bay Ancient Transportation River, the nearly 80000 square meter Yangzhou China Grand Canal Museum is like a giant ship anchored on the shore, welcoming tourists from all directions. The tickets instantly lit up, and the cumulative number of visitors received in three years reached 8.4 million, highlighting the popularity of China National Games Expo. Two basic exhibitions, nine thematic exhibitions, and more than 10000 sets of canal themed exhibits make China Yunbo the "encyclopedia" of the Grand Canal in China. Breaking away from the abstract and obscure texts and images exhibited in the past, with the help of modern digital technologies such as naked eye 3D and 5G, the painting of the Qianli Canal is presented in a tangible and subtle form before the eyes of tourists. From observing history to experiencing it, from being exposed to history to delving deeper into it, the immersive exhibition experience has given traditional culture a new lease of life, and has also formed the traffic code for Zhongyunbo to move from being an "internet celebrity" to becoming a "long-lasting celebrity". Starting from Yangzhou and eventually returning to Yangzhou, the great cause of the millennium is not only related to the canal, but also to Emperor Yang of Sui, who has an inseparable bond with Yangzhou. In Xihu Street, Hanjiang District, the Sui Yang Emperor Mausoleum Museum, which was officially opened to the public this spring, comprehensively utilizes methods such as graphics and text, physical objects, model scenes, sound and light, and multimedia interaction to systematically display the historical and cultural achievements of the Sui Dynasty and the archaeological achievements of the Sui Yang Emperor Mausoleum. Encountering the history of the Sui Dynasty across time and space, every sculpture and cultural relic tells the story of Emperor Yang of Sui and the Grand Canal, as well as the story of Yangzhou. A history of Yangzhou and half of the history of salt merchants. Yangzhou thrives due to luck and becomes rich due to salt. For the convenience of salt trade, salt merchants in Yangzhou often choose places close to the canal and live together. The footprints of salt merchants spread throughout Yangzhou city, including Geyuan, Wanglumen Mansion, Yanzong Temple, and Lu Shaoxu Mansion. Today, the China Huaiyang Cuisine Museum, built by the Lu's salt merchant residence in Yangzhou, has attracted countless gourmands. "Huaiyang Cuisine is the benchmark cuisine of the" First National Dinner "of New China, and many important state dinners have used Huaiyang Cuisine that integrates the north and the south with moderate taste." By using dish models, the museum visually reproduced the "First National Dinner" and "Manchu and Han banquet in Yangzhou in the early Qing Dynasty". In addition to historical materials such as text, pictures and objects, the exhibition hall also used modern acousto-optic technology to display and introduce the "Huaiyang Cuisine" in an all-round and three-dimensional way. Integrating appreciation and artistry, the Huaiyang Cuisine Museum, located by the canal, is enjoying the charm and charm of "eating in Yangzhou" through the ages