How many historic sites have been flooded by the Three Gorges Hydropower Station?

When building the Three Gorges Project, is there enough economic ability to complete the arduous tasks such as the relocation of historical sites? This is the first worrying thing. The first step of dam construction is resettlement, and the second step is the relocation of historic sites. Like China, Egypt is an ancient civilization with historic sites all over the country. When the famous Aswan Dam was built in Egypt, there were about100000 immigrants in the reservoir area, which was only one tenth of the immigrants from the Three Gorges Project in China. Even so, the investment in resettlement and historic site relocation of Aswan Reservoir exceeds the investment of the hydropower station itself, accounting for more than one third of its total investment of 400 million Egyptian pounds, that is,10.50 billion Egyptian pounds, which is equivalent to spending 50,000 yuan per immigrant at present value. It is estimated that the Three Gorges Project in China needs about one million people to emigrate. According to the resettlement standard of Aswan Dam, the Three Gorges Project needs a huge investment of 50 billion RMB. Has such a huge resettlement expenditure been implemented in the budget of the Three Gorges Project? Is it because, in addition, subsidizing the immigrants in the reservoir area with a large amount of funds may appease the people? However, money cannot make up for the loss of a large number of precious cultural relics in the Three Gorges reservoir area. Famous historical sites at home and abroad, such as Du Feng Ghost Town, Fengjie Bai Di, Zhangfei Temple, Quyuan Temple, Zhaojun's hometown, etc. , will be submerged and disappear, making them a miracle of the Three Gorges.