Xī Hú (Chinese: 西湖; literally "West Lake") is a famous fresh water lake located in the historic center of Hangzhou, in Zhejiang province of eastern China.
The lake is divided by the causeways of Sū Dī (蘇堤) , Bái Dī (白堤), and Yánggōng Dī (楊公堤).
West Lake is located in the western area of Hangzhou City's historic center. There are dozens of lakes called West Lake worldwide, but "West Lake" usually refers to the Hangzhou West Lake. It is surrounded ...
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