Bayannur, which means "rich lake" in Mongolian, is located in the North China, the west of Inner Mongolia, and the top of Z-shape section of the Yellow River, with a total area of 65,000 square kilometers. In the north of Bayannur is the beautiful and vast Urat Grassland, with a long history of animal husbandry. The Gobi Red Camel is a valuable animal species in the world, and the white goat cashmere of Erlang Mountain is known as the "King of Fiber". The middle part of Bayannur is the magnificent Yinshan Mountains, rich in mineral resources, and more than 50,000 Yinshan Mountains rock carvings are known as the "Thousand Miles Gallery". The south is the Hetao Plain, which is a fertile land with thousands of miles long, where the Yellow River flows 345 kilometers, diverts 5 billion cubic meters of water from the Yellow River every year, and irrigates more than 11 million mu of high-quality farmland. It is the largest free flow irrigation area in Asia, known as the "Yellow River in the world, only benefits to Hetao Plain". More than 300 lakes are scattered all over the place. Wuliangsuhai Lake, the largest wetland in the Yellow River basin, is the hometown of wild geese and the paradise of birds.