Chinese Famous Waters (Upper and Lower)

Author: Han Xin, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2005-12-01
Features: In the formation of diverse natural landscapes on the Earth's surface, water is one of the most active factors. It is both the "master hand" that carves out various wonders and the soul of natural beauty. As a landscape form, water includes relatively tranquil lakes and ponds, as well as continuously flowing streams, rivers, and ever-changing waterfalls. The surging waves of rivers and seas reveal the dynamic beauty of water, while the misty, vast, and boundless lakes embody its static beauty. Across China's vast land, there are meandering streams, mighty rivers, countless lakes and swamps, as well as numerous springs, gullies, waterfalls, and picturesque coastal beaches. All these water bodies are important components of China's landscape.
On China's vast land, there are meandering clear streams, mighty rivers like the Yangtze, as well as numerous lakes and swamps of various sizes, along with many springs, gullies, waterfalls, and magnificent oceans. These water bodies are integral to China's landscape. The Master said, "The wise love water, and the benevolent love mountains." Water is where the seeds of civilization are nurtured. Water is both a symbol of life and a symbol of power and passion. China's Famous Waters systematically introduces readers to China's river systems and water resources. This book categorizes China's water landscapes into sections on rivers, famous waterfalls, famous lakes, famous springs, and coastal areas, showcasing the beautiful water landscapes of the motherland in a classified manner.