2026 Aonijie Long Xiaozhu Jingshan Trail Run Kids（奥尼捷·2026隆小猪径山少儿越野跑）

Siling Reservoir is a reservoir in Yuhang District, Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province, China, on the North Tiaoxi Stream, a tributary of the East Tiaoxi. It was built in 1962. The reservoir has a normal storage capacity of 12.19 million cubic metres, a catchment area of 72 square kilometres and an elevation of 60.5 metres.

Jingshan Temple, in full Jingshan Wanshou Chan Temple, is at the summit of Jingshan in Jingshan Town, Yuhang District, Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province, in the People's Republic of China, and belongs to the Linji school of Han Chinese Buddhism. Jingshan Temple was first built in the Tang dynasty: in the fourth year of the Tianbao era (745) the Niutou school master Faqin of Jingshan opened the mountain, and in the third year of the Dali era (768) Emperor Daizong of Tang ordered a Chan temple to be built. When Su Shi was prefect of Hangzhou in the Northern Song dynasty he changed the succession at Jingshan Temple to the shifang conglin system, and by the Southern Song dynasty Jingshan Temple ranked first among the Five Mountains and Ten Monasteries. After the conglin system was abolished in the Ming dynasty the temple gradually declined. Jingshan Temple is one of the ancestral temples of Japanese Zen and one of the birthplaces of Chinese tea culture, and in the late Ming and early Qing it was also the base for the editing and publication of the Buddhist work Jiaxing Canon.