Question 1: Where is the Beijiang River where the song is sung? The lower reaches of the Yangtze River.

Question 2: The beautiful scenery of the Three Gorges on the Beijiang River boarded the boat at Zhouxin Wharf and went upstream along the Xiaobeijiang River. Although there is no danger of the Three Gorges on both sides of the Yangtze River, it is better than the beautiful scenery and green eyes. Along the way, you can also see the unique Zizhu Buddhist Temple, the majestic flying to the ancient temple, and go straight to Feilaixia Scenic Area before the boat turns back. This whole boat tour takes about two and a half to three hours. At present, it is a pity if there is no food to add to the fun. Therefore, above the cruise ship, the most wonderful thing is to taste the "Beijiang River Fresh Banquet" cooked by local boatmen.

question 3: what are the historical stories of the pearl river (including Xijiang river and Beijiang river)? The name of the Pearl River is related to a pearl. Legend; Zhao Lun, the ancient king of South Vietnam, had a treasure of the town and country called "Yangling Baozhu", which was really priceless, but it was a pity that later generations made the Baozhu a sacrificial object. In the Tang Dynasty, there was a scholar named Cui Wei. By chance, he was given Yuejing Gangai by Bao Gu, an imperial doctor, and saved a great white snake, Yujingzi. Wang Jingzi thanked Cui Wei and took him to the tomb of the King of Yue, from which she got this treasure. The news spread quickly. Soon, a Persian businessman traveled across the ocean and said that the Persian king had lost a Manizu, which was exactly the same as this one, so he bought Yangling Lanzhu with a hundred thousand dollars.

Persian merchants happily took this treasure to return home, and the ship sailed along the river with a pleasant journey, with picturesque scenery on both sides. Persian merchants could not help but open the treasure chest, take out the orb and hold it in their palms when they saw the charming scenery and water. I saw the orb shining brightly, reflecting the surrounding mountains and waters. Suddenly, the wind suddenly blew, white waves rolled, and a white light jumped from his palm into the sky, shooting into the river, and got into a mossy boulder. Baozhu could not bear to leave her lovely hometown and finally dived into the river forever.

From then on, that huge stone sparkled at night, fluctuating with the tide, and floated on the river forever. Later, it was called "Haizhu Stone", and this river was also called "Pearl River". Today, Haizhu Stone has been connected with the land, and Stone K gave birth to a big banyan tree, which stands in Haizhu Garden. There is a poem saying, "The pearl of the bottom story has been solved, and Hepu was already able to guess at that time. Hu Jia doesn't save any time, and the old stone river is covered with green moss. " That's what I'm talking about

Question 4: What is the meaning of ancient Sanjiang? The name of Sanjiang was first proposed in the Book of History in the Warring States Period, in which there was an article "Yugong", which described the territory, geology, property, tribute, transportation, politics and ethnic distribution of Kyushu in China, and introduced the geography of Yangzhou (one of Kyushu, generally referring to the vast area south of Huaihe River and north of South China Sea) as ". The "Three Rivers" here refer to Songjiang, Qiantang and puyang river near Taihu Lake.

After the history entered the Han Dynasty, the name "Sanjiang" has been interpreted in many ways. Hanshu? Geography: The Yangtze River connects the Wusong River with Wuhu City in Anhui Province and Yixing City in Jiangsu Province, and the lower reaches of the Yangtze River are called the "Three Rivers" of Nanjiang, Zhongjiang and Beijiang. East * * * Zheng Xuan once wrote "Zhou Li Zhu", thinking that Nanjiang should be Ganjiang; Zhongjiang should be Minjiang River; Beijiang River should be Han River. Sheng Hongzhi's opinion on Hanshu? Geographical Records and Beginners' Notes citing Zheng Xuan's views put forward his own views on the "Three Rivers" of Nanjiang, Zhongjiang and Beijiang. In Jingzhou Notes, he wrote: "Nanjiang in the upper reaches of the Yangtze River, Zhongjiang in the middle reaches of the Yangtze River and Beijiang in the lower reaches of the Yangtze River are collectively called" Three Rivers ".

The Notes on Shui Jing holds that "Three Rivers" should be "Hanshu? The Fenjiang River recorded in Geographical Records (refers to the river that is said to flow eastward from Guichi City, Anhui Province to Yuyao City, Zhejiang Province, but in fact it is a non-existent waterway), Zhongjiang River (refers to the Yangtze River leading to Taihu Lake) and Beijiang River (from the lower reaches of the Yangtze River to the sea).

According to the historical book "Wu Yue Chun Qiu", Zhejiang (Qiantang River), Pujiang (puyang river) and Tongjiang (Cao E River) are called "Three Rivers". Note in Wei Zhao's Mandarin: Songjiang (Wusong River), Qiantang River and puyang river are the "Three Rivers". "< book? Yu Gong's Selected Works quotes Gu Yi's Wu Di Ji: Songjiang, Loujiang (Liuhe) and Dongjiang (blocked) are "Three Rivers".

In the Map of Yuanhe County in the Tang Dynasty, Minjiang River, Lijiang River (also known as Lishui River, which is mainly formed by the confluence of Lishui River, Lishui River and Lishui River in the northwest of Hunan Province and flows into Dongting Lake) and Xiangjiang River are called Xijiang River, Zhongjiang River and Nanjiang River. During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, the Lijiang River in Guangxi (the upstream name of Gui Jiang, a tributary of the Xijiang River in the Pearl River system), Zuojiang River (originating from the foothills in the northeast of Vietnam and a tributary of the Yongjiang River in the Pearl River system) and Youjiang River (originating from the foothills in the southeast of Yunnan and crossing Nanning after meeting Zuojiang River in Laokou Town, Nanning, Guangxi) were also called "Three Rivers".

Up to now, experts and scholars in the field of history and geography really can't make a fixed decision on the name of the "Three Rivers", because there are many rivers in China, and the topography of high in the west and low in the east makes all rivers run, and most of the outflow rivers belong to the Pacific water system.

By tracing the historical and geographical knowledge of the name of "Sanjiang", we can make such an understanding of the name of "Sanjiang", and take this understanding as the introduction conclusion: "Sanjiang" is not a fixed name of three rivers, and there is no specificity of the natural attributes and administrative attributes of river basins; "Three Rivers" should be a general term for many rivers and waterways in the outflow river system.

Question 5: What are the main tributaries of the Yangtze River? Main tributaries of the Yangtze River

1. The Hanjiang River, also known as Hanshui River, is the longest tributary of the Yangtze River. The Hanjiang River originates from ningqiang county in the southwest of Shaanxi Province and flows into the Yangtze River in Wuhan, Hubei Province, with a total length of 1,532 kilometers. Danjiangkou Water Control Project has been built on the Hanjiang River.

2. Yalong River is a tributary of the upper reaches of the Yangtze River, in the west of Sichuan Province. The Yalong River originates from the southern foot of bayan har, Qinghai Province, and flows into the Yangtze River near Panzhihua City, Sichuan Province, with a total length of 1,187 kilometers. Ertan Hydropower Station is built on Yalong River.

3. Minjiang River is a tributary of the upper reaches of the Yangtze River, in the middle of Sichuan Province. The Minjiang River originates from the southern foot of Minshan Mountain and flows into the Yangtze River in Yibin, Sichuan, with a total length of 793 kilometers. There is a famous Dujiangyan water conservancy project in the basin.

4. Jialing River is a tributary of the upper reaches of the Yangtze River, in the east of Sichuan Province. Jialing River originates from Fengxian County, Shaanxi Province and flows into the Yangtze River in Chongqing, with a total length of 1,119 kilometers.

5. Wujiang River is a tributary of the upper reaches of the Yangtze River, also known as Qianjiang River, in the north of Guizhou Province. Liujiang River flows from Liuchong River in the north of Hezhang County to the north, Sancha River in the south from Weining Yi and Miao Autonomous County to the east, and finally flows into the Yangtze River in Fuling, Chongqing, with a total length of 1,5 kilometers. Wujiangdu Hydropower Station has been built in the upper reaches of Wujiang River.

6. Xiangjiang River is a tributary of the middle reaches of the Yangtze River and the largest river in Hunan Province. Xiangjiang River originates from lingchuan county, Guangxi, flows through the east of Hunan Province in the northeast, and enters Dongting Lake in Xiangyin, with a total length of 817 kilometers.

7. Yuanjiang is a tributary of the middle reaches of the Yangtze River, in the west of Hunan Province. Yuanjiang River originates from Yunwu Mountain in Guizhou Province and enters Dongting Lake in Hanshou County, Hunan Province, with a total length of 993 kilometers.

8. Ganjiang River is a tributary of the middle reaches of the Yangtze River and the largest river in Jiangxi Province. The east source comes from Wuyishan, and the west source comes from Dayuling. It meanders northward to Nanchang and is divided into dozens of branches. The mainstream enters Poyang Lake in Xingzi County, with a total length of 758 kilometers.

The Yangtze River system is like a towering tree with lush foliage, with staggered branches and connected branches, covering the whole basin. According to statistics, there are more than 7 first-class tributaries in the main stream of the Yangtze River, including more than 4 tributaries with a drainage area of over 1, square kilometers, 9 tributaries with a drainage area of over 5, square kilometers (including the above eight tributaries) and 4 tributaries with a drainage area of over 1, square kilometers (Jialing River, Hanjiang River, Minjiang River and Yalong River).

The first characteristic of the tributaries of the Yangtze River is the large amount of water. The annual average flow of eight tributaries, including Yalong River, Minjiang River, Jialing River, Wujiang River, Yuanjiang River, Xiangjiang River, Hanjiang River and Ganjiang River, is above 1 cubic meters per second, which exceeds the water volume of the Yellow River.

the concentration of tributaries is the second characteristic. The larger tributaries are almost all concentrated in the "one basin and two lakes" area in the middle of the main stream of the Yangtze River, namely Sichuan Basin, Dongting Lake and Poyang Lake. In Sichuan Basin, Yalong River, Minjiang River, Tuojiang River and Jialing River flow into the Yangtze River from the left bank; There is Wujiang River on the right bank. The tributaries of Dongting Lake include Qingjiang River, Lishui River, Yuanjiang River, Zishui River and Xiangjiang River, which flow into the Yangtze River from the right bank, while Hanjiang River, the largest tributary of the Yangtze River, flows into it from the left bank. Poyang Lake water system, including Xiushui, Ganjiang, Fuhe, Xinjiang and Raohe, is concentrated on the right bank of the Yangtze River. The main stream of the Yangtze River runs from the mouth of Yalong River to the mouth of Poyang Lake, with a flow of only 1,761 kilometers, accounting for 28% of the whole river, and the obtained water supply is nearly 8 billion cubic meters, accounting for 8‰ of the water entering the sea. Among the main tributaries in the lower reaches of the Yangtze River, Qingge River and Huangpu River are famous, but their length and water volume are incomparable with the above tributaries.

question 6: read the picture below and complete the following questions. The planned Guangdong-Jiangxi Canal () A. The Beijiang River connecting the Ganjiang River in the Yangtze River basin and the Pearl River basin B. Analysis of the test questions A: Reading the picture, we can see that the Guangdong-Jiangxi Canal has the shortest connection between the two rivers, which should be the Ganjiang River in the Yangtze River basin and the Beijiang River in the Pearl River basin. The completion of the canal will promote the local economic development, but it will also have an impact on the ecological environment of the two river basins, especially on the water volume of Poyang Lake; Crossing Nanling instead of Wuyishan; . So choose a.

Question 7: Is the river near Zhaoqing, Guangdong the Yangtze River? Not the Yangtze River, but the Xijiang River.

Zhaoqing City is located in Guangdong Province, China, and belongs to the Pearl River Delta, bordering southeast Guangxi in the west. Xijiang, the main stream of the Pearl River, passes through the territory, and the Tropic of Cancer runs through it. Backed by the North Ridge, facing the Xijiang River, it controls Cangwu in the upper part and the South China Sea in the lower part, which is the throat of western Guangdong. It has been awarded the titles of national historical and cultural city, the first batch of excellent tourist cities in China, national garden city, national health city, national advanced city in scientific and technological progress, national advanced city in comprehensive management of social security, advanced city in China, and top 1 cities in China with investment environment, and is known as "the mountain capital of China". In 26, Zhaoqing was recognized as a national environmental protection model city by the State Environmental Protection Administration

Zhaoqing Night Scene

. Zhaoqing is adjacent to Guangfo Economic Circle in the east and Guangxi in the west, with outstanding geographical advantages. Located in the coastal and inland transportation hub, the urban area is less than 1 kilometers away from Guangzhou, and it is located in the one-hour economic life circle of Guangzhou. It is more than 2 kilometers away from Shenzhen, 18 kilometers away from Macao and 143 nautical miles away from Hong Kong waterway. It is an important transportation hub for coastal developed areas to southwest provinces. National Highway 321 and 324, sanmao railway (Guangzhou to Zhanjiang) run through the whole territory, and Guangzhou-Zhao Expressway and Jiangzhao, which are under construction, indicate the rapid development of Zhaoqing. Xijiang River, which crosses Zhaoqing, is the second largest river in China after the Yangtze River. The river water network consisting of Xijiang River, tributaries of Beijiang River, Suijiang River and Hejiang River can reach Guangzhou, Shenzhen and Hong Kong in the east, Wuzhou in Guangxi in the west, Jiangmen, Zhuhai and Macao in the south and Shaoguan in the north. It is known as the "golden waterway". Zhaoqing enjoys convenient transportation, extending in all directions, and has formed an amphibious transportation network with land and water connection, rivers connected and passenger and cargo supporting.

question 8: how to explain the ancient saying of "Three Rivers" in China? The earliest name of "Sanjiang" should be the book of Shangshu in the Warring States Period, in which there is an article "Yu Gong", which describes the territory, geology, products, tribute, transportation, politics and ethnic distribution of Kyushu in China. The geographical introduction of Yangzhou (one of Kyushu, generally referring to the vast area south of Huaihe River and north of South China Sea) is "Three Rivers enter immediately, making it a great relief (namely Taihu Lake). The "Three Rivers" here refer to Songjiang, Qiantang and puyang river near Taihu Lake.

After the history entered the Han Dynasty, the name "Sanjiang" has been interpreted in many ways.

hanshu? Geography: The Yangtze River connects the Wusong River with Wuhu City in Anhui Province and Yixing City in Jiangsu Province, and the lower reaches of the Yangtze River are called the "Three Rivers" of Nanjiang, Zhongjiang and Beijiang.

Zheng Xuan of Dong * * * once wrote Notes on Rites of Zhou, thinking that Nanjiang should be Ganjiang; Zhongjiang should be Minjiang River; Beijiang River should be Han River.

Sheng Hongzhi wrote in The Story of Jingzhou: "The upper reaches of the Yangtze River are Nanjiang, the middle reaches of the Yangtze River are Zhongjiang, and the lower reaches of the Yangtze River are Beijiang, which are collectively called' Three Rivers'."

Li Daoyuan, a famous geographer in the Northern Wei Dynasty, holds that the "Three Rivers" should be "The Book of Han Dynasty". The Fenjiang River recorded in Geographical Records (refers to the river that is said to flow eastward from Guichi City, Anhui Province to Yuyao City, Zhejiang Province, but in fact it is a non-existent waterway), Zhongjiang River (refers to the Yangtze River leading to Taihu Lake) and Beijiang River (from the lower reaches of the Yangtze River to the sea). Notes on Water Classics also quoted Guo Pu (Guo Jingchun) from the Jin Dynasty, saying that Minjiang River, Songjiang River (now Wusong River) and Zhejiang River (now Qiantang River) are "three rivers".

In the Map of Yuanhe County in the Tang Dynasty, Minjiang River, Lijiang River (also known as Lishui River, which is mainly formed by the confluence of Lishui River, Lishui River and Lishui River in the northwest of Hunan Province and flows into Dongting Lake) and Xiangjiang River are called Xijiang River, Zhongjiang River and Nanjiang River.

During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, the Lijiang River (the upstream name of Gui Jiang, a tributary of the Xijiang River in the Pearl River system), the Zuojiang River (originating from the foothills in the northeast of Vietnam and a tributary of the Yongjiang River in the Pearl River system) and the Youjiang River (originating from the foothills in the southeast of Yunnan and crossing Nanning after meeting with Zuojiang River in Laokou Town, Nanning, Guangxi) in Guangxi were also called "Three Rivers".

The above names of "Three Rivers" are some opinions of people concerned in ancient times. Since modern times, people have gradually realized that the positioning of these "Three Rivers" names is far-fetched, which is mainly influenced by historical factors such as the limitation of social and historical times, the difficulty of transportation, the closure of regional culture and the limitation of personal knowledge and experience.

Question 9: In ancient times, rivers specifically referred to the Yellow River and rivers specifically referred to the Yangtze River, so how to express other rivers was named after the nearest place names or directions. For example, the Pearl River in Guangdong was divided into Dongjiang, Xijiang and Beijiang. Nanning is called Yong for short, and that river is called Yong River;