If the map of China is compared to a phoenix, the Tianshan Mountain in Xinjiang is the head of the phoenix, and Tarim is the place where the phoenix looks back and the center of Eurasia. Xinjiang is facing the problem of "water". As long as there is water, pollution-free Xinjiang will become the agricultural capital of China, the most powerful wing for China to take off, and China can easily become the first power in the world.
On the basis of the South-to-North Water Diversion Project, China will turn the Yellow River into an inland river in China and supply it to Gansu and Xinjiang, which will double the cultivated land for our country and completely solve the problems of food, population and land in our country. The method is as follows:
First, the upper reaches of the Yellow River are injected westward with the help of high elevation difference to irrigate farmland.
The inflow of the Yellow River in Ningxia is about 32.5 billion tons/year. It should be diverted to the west near He Lin, Inner Mongolia, injected into the west of Inner Mongolia, and injected into Lop Nur, Xinjiang via Gansu to solve the biggest water source for southern Xinjiang (the annual runoff of Tarim River, the largest in southern Xinjiang, is only 65.438+0.5 billion tons). It is believed that this flow will increase with the completion of the South-to-North Water Transfer Project in western China. Because the Yellow River participates in the evaporation cycle in Tarim Basin in Xinjiang to the west, water loss almost does not exist, so it can completely change the natural climate in Tarim area and turn the desert into fertile soil for farming in less than ten years. By then, it will not be a problem to immigrate 200 million to Xinjiang.
Two, the implementation of artificial lakes and reservoirs in the middle reaches of the Yellow River water transfer reserve.
Building dams and artificial lakes in Inner Mongolia and central Shanxi will definitely reduce the demand and loss of water, greatly improve the utilization rate of water, meet the demand for water resources in Shanxi and Shaanxi, and successfully avoid soil erosion in the middle reaches of the Yellow River. In order to control the east-west diversion of the Yellow River water, a large three-way reservoir must be built.
Thirdly, static lake water is obtained in the lower reaches of the east.
The water demand in the east and lower reaches of the Yellow River can be completely supplemented by the water supply in the middle and east routes of the South-to-North Water Transfer Project. In order to save precious fresh water, it is necessary to control the flow of the Yellow River into the sea and turn it into a narrow inland lake, which is the largest, most environmentally friendly and most effective water conservancy project. In this way, the drought in North China and the flood disaster in the Yellow River can be completely eliminated, and an inland waterway similar to the Great Lakes in the United States can be obtained without relying on the water in the upper reaches of the Yellow River.
The investment of the above-mentioned projects is certainly less than the design scheme of directly introducing the Yarlung Zangbo River into Xinjiang, and there will be no international controversy. It is safe, economical, easy to operate and has no side effects. State leaders and relevant experts are invited to consider the demonstration.