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For thousands of years, Chinese people have hoped that the water of the Yellow River will become clear one day. Since the foundation of New China, Chinese government has devoted great efforts to trying to remove the sediments in the Yellow River. However, after years of hard work, it is realized that the Yellow River will not, and need not, change into clear water.
Wang Huayun, a late expert on the Yellow River director of the Yellow River Water Conservancy Committee, once summarized the lessons of harnessing the Yellow River over the previous 40 years as follows: \u201cSince ancient times, people have hoped that the Yellow River can become clear. However, we now learn that the Yellow River can not turn clear and it needn\u2019t become clear, either.\u201d
Experts from the Yellow River Water Conservancy Committee point out that the Yellow River has always been yellow in history. The Huabei Plain (North Plain) was a river flat filled up with the sands and sediments carried by the Yellow River. Even today, it is still creating land. The Yellow River delta at the estuary is the most recent land formed on earth.
Meanwhile, the sands and sediments in the Yellow River are full of rich mineral substances such as nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium, which fertilize millions of mu of farmland by the river. If the sediments of the Yellow River are removed, the farmland will not be as productive as it is today.
2.The Chang Jing River
The Chang Jing River is the biggest river in China. Chang Jiang River is in the west of China. The river is 6273 kilometers long.The Yellow River is 5464 kilometers long. So the Chang Jing River is longer than the Yellow River. The Chang jiang River is an old river---about 2000000 years old. The Yellow River is 1050000 years old. The Chang Jiang River is older than the Yellow River.
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For thousands of years, Chinese people have hoped that the water of the Yellow River will become clear one day. Since the foundation of New China, Chinese government has devoted great efforts to trying to remove the sediments in the Yellow River. However, after years of hard work, it is realized that the Yellow River will not, and need not, change into clear water.
Wang Huayun, a late expert on the Yellow River director of the Yellow River Water Conservancy Committee, once summarized the lessons of harnessing the Yellow River over the previous 40 years as follows: \u201cSince ancient times, people have hoped that the Yellow River can become clear. However, we now learn that the Yellow River can not turn clear and it needn\u2019t become clear, either.\u201d
Experts from the Yellow River Water Conservancy Committee point out that the Yellow River has always been yellow in history. The Huabei Plain (North Plain) was a river flat filled up with the sands and sediments carried by the Yellow River. Even today, it is still creating land. The Yellow River delta at the estuary is the most recent land formed on earth.
Meanwhile, the sands and sediments in the Yellow River are full of rich mineral substances such as nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium, which fertilize millions of mu of farmland by the river. If the sediments of the Yellow River are removed, the farmland will not be as productive as it is today.
2.The Chang Jing River
The Chang Jing River is the biggest river in China. Chang Jiang River is in the west of China. The river is 6273 kilometers long.The Yellow River is 5464 kilometers long. So the Chang Jing River is longer than the Yellow River. The Chang jiang River is an old river---about 2000000 years old. The Yellow River is 1050000 years old. The Chang Jiang River is older than the Yellow River.
The Yangtze River or Chang Jiang is the longest river in Asia and China, and the third-longest in the world, after the Nile in Africa and the Amazon in South America. The river is about 6,300 km long and flows from its source in Qinghai Province, eastwards into the East China Sea at Shanghai. It has traditionally been considered a dividing line between North and South China, although geographers consider the Qinling-Huai River line to be the official line of geographical division. As the largest river in the region, the Yangtze is historically, culturally, and economically important to China.
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The Yangtze River, or Chang Jiang, is the longest river in China and Asia, and the third-longest in the world, after the Nile in Africa and the Amazon in South America.
The river is about 6,380 km long and flows from its source in Qinghai Province, eastwards into the East China Sea at Shanghai. It is considered by some people as a dividing line between North and South China, although geographers generally consider the Qinling-Huai River line to be the official line of geographical division. As the largest river in the region, the Yangtze is historically, culturally, and economically important to China. One of the dams on the river, the Three Gorges Dam, is the largest hydro-electric power station in the world.
The name Yangtze River, as well as various similar names such as Yangtse River, Yangzi River, Yangtze Kiang, etc., is derived from Yangzi Jiang, which, beginning in the Sui Dynasty, was the Chinese name for the river in its lower reaches, specifically, the stretch between Yangzhou and Zhenjiang. The name comes from the ancient ferry crossing Yangzi Jin (meaning "Yangzi Crossing"). From the Ming Dynasty, the name was sometimes written 洋子 (yángzĭ). Because it was the name first heard by missionaries and traders, this name was applied in English to the whole river. In Chinese, Yangzi Jiang is considered a historical or poetic name for the river. The modern Chinese name, Chang Jiang, literally means "long river" and may sometimes also be used in English. It is also known to many as the 'Main Street' of China.
Like many rivers, the river is known by different names over its course. At its source, it is called in Chinese the Dangqu. Downstream, it is called the Tuotuo River and then the Tongtian River. Where it runs through deep gorges parallel to the Mekong and the Salween before emerging onto the plains of Sichuan, it is known as the Jinsha River.
The first turn of the Yangtze at Shigu, Yunnan Province, where the river turns 180 degrees from south- to north-bound.
Yangtze watershedThe Yangtze was earlier known to the Chinese as simply Jiang (Jiāng), which has become a generic name meaning "river", or the Da Jiang. The Tibetan name for the river is Drichu. The Yangtze is sometimes referred to as the Golden Waterway.
Night Travel of Wuhan on the Yangtze RiverNow we are at the quay of Wuhan Harbor. Tonight we will enjoy our travel of Wuhan on the Yangtze River. At first, I would like to outline the general situation of this city for you. Wuhan is the provincial capital of Hubei Province, its total area is 8467sqare kilometers and its population is 8.32 million. It is the largest city of Central China and the sixth largest city all over the country too. The history of Wuhan can date back to the Shang Dynasty more than 3500 years ago. Wuhan is located at the joint of the Han River and the Yangtze River which is the third largest river in the world, over 60 kilometers of the Yangtze River cross the city proper of Wuhan. Wuhan is a triple-city, on the north of the Yangtze River are Hankou and Hangyang, on the south is Wuchang. There is an old saying which goes: A ladle can scoop up the waters of two rivers, a cup of tea can make the triple-city fragrant. This is the vivid portrayal to the unique geographical pattern of Wuhan.The three towns of Hanyang, Wuchang and Hankou have different history. Hanyang developed into a town in the early days of the first century, Wuchang became into a town in the third century, but Hankou developed into a town very late, until the time of the Ming Dynasty, the Han River changed its estuary to the Yangtze River in the last time, Hankou began to become a town.. But it developed very fast, as far as 1740’s, it was very prosperous and regarded as one of the most famous four towns in China, the other three were Zhuxian town in Henan Province, Jingde Town in Jiangxi Province and Foshan Town in Guangdong province. As a famous commercial town, its prosperity benefited from its convenient waterways and land routes. The businessmen all over the country kept pouring in , they transported various goods to the most flourishing street--- Hanzheng Street to transfer, therefore Hankou became the well-kn
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