On October 17, the Ministry of Water Resources held a press conference on the progress of river and lake restoration in Beijing. Liu Bin, director of the Beijing Water Authority, explained at the conference that Beijing is promoting the construction of a “one main drawing and weaving five nets” overall water network pattern. Coordinating multiple water sources such as local water, external water diversion, reclaimed water, rain and flooding, etc. Since 2018, it has continued to organize and implement ecological water replenishment to the Yongding River, Chaobai River, North Canal, etc., with a cumulative water supply of 10.42 billion cubic meters, helping the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal to achieve full water flow for 3 consecutive years; the Yongding River has achieved full flow for 4 consecutive years since 2021. Since 2015, the groundwater level in Beijing has rebounded by a total of 13.68 meters, increasing reserves by 7 billion cubic meters.

On October 17, the Ministry of Water Resources held a press conference on the progress of river and lake restoration in Beijing. Liu Bin, director of the Beijing Water Authority, explained at the conference that Beijing is promoting the construction of a “one main drawing and weaving five nets” overall water network pattern. Coordinating multiple water sources such as local water, external water diversion, reclaimed water, rain and flooding, etc. Since 2018, it has continued to organize and implement ecological water replenishment to the Yongding River, Chaobai River, North Canal, etc., with a cumulative water supply of 10.42 billion cubic meters, helping the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal to achieve full water flow for 3 consecutive years; the Yongding River has achieved full flow for 4 consecutive years since 2021. Since 2015, the groundwater level in Beijing has rebounded by a total of 13.68 meters, increasing reserves by 7 billion cubic meters.