The largest water conservancy project in China

The largest water conservancy project in China is comparable to the five Three Gorges.

The earth is also called "water polo", because from space, more than 70% of the earth's surface is water, but it is strange that there is so much water, why are there still many countries in the world short of water resources? This is because only 2.5% of the water covered on the surface is available fresh water resources, including some water sources that are difficult to develop, such as glaciers.

Now most people in China don't know the pain of water shortage, but in fact, China is a country with moderate water shortage. China is short of water not because of water shortage, but because of uneven distribution of water resources. To solve the water shortage problem in China, the first thing to do is to rationally allocate water resources.

At present, a crazy water transfer project is being planned in China, which is the hidden water project in China. If completed, the annual water distribution can be said to be equivalent to five Three Gorges dams.

Tibetan water entering Xinjiang is to introduce water resources that have been wasted all the year round on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau in China into water-deficient areas in Xinjiang. Considering the adjacent geographical location and altitude difference between Tibet and Xinjiang, this scheme can be said to be very feasible. In fact, as early as 100 years ago, this scheme had already appeared in the minds of some people in China, but at that time, China's construction capacity was still relatively weak, and now China's infrastructure level has gradually entered the world's advanced ranks, which can fully support such a project.

A lot of work is bound to require a lot of manpower and capital, but as a project that benefits the country and the people, I believe that no matter how difficult it is, China will not hesitate to build it.

Faced with such a huge water conservancy project, foreign media can only sigh that only China can do it.