Yangtze River, spanning 6,380km from the Tanggula Mountain Pass on top of the Qinghai Tibetean Plateau to the metropolitan Shanghai city before entering the East China Sea, is the longest river in China and also the third longest in the world.
In nowadays China, the Yangzte River Economic Belt (YREB) is the nation’s frontier in seeking a new pathway of green development. Covering 11 provinces and municipalities, the YREB accounts for over 42% of China’s population and GDP.
Upper Yangtze (Jinsha River)
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Min River, a tributury of the Yangtze
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Traditional boats on the Yangtze
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Ship loaded with goods
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Floating kiosk
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Three Gorges Dam
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Yangtze River
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