The Haihe River is a significant waterway in Tianjin, China, often referred to as the 'mother river' by locals. It is formed by the convergence of five rivers and has been a vital part of Tianjin's development and history, serving as a junction for navigation since the Sui Dynasty. Today, the river is not only a hub for economic activity but also a scenic spot where people can enjoy attractions like the Tianjin Eye and the beautifully landscaped Haihe Park.