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What do the Sungari and the Chang Jiang rivers have common?
They are both used for transportation.
Both the sungari and the chang jiang river are filled with silt-yellow-used for trasportation by boat-used as roads during winter?
he is filled with silt
What is the Chang jiang river used for?
The Chang Jiang River, also known as the Yangtze River, is the largest river in Asia. It is 6,300 km long and is used as a means of transportation.
What was the Chang jiang river used for?
it was used for something which i don't know
What do the turfan depression and the chang jiang basins have in common?
they both are used mostly for grazing animals
What was a canal from Chang Jiang River to Guangzhou used to supply troops?
The canal from the Chang Jiang River to Guangzhou is known as the Grand Canal. It served as a vital waterway for transporting grain and other supplies to support troops and sustain military campaigns throughout Chinese history. The canal facilitated efficient logistics and communication between northern and southern China, enhancing the ability to mobilize resources during times of conflict. Its strategic importance contributed to the stability and expansion of various dynasties.
Is wo jiang hao a Chinese word?
No, "wo jiang hao" is not a Chinese word. In Chinese, "wo jiang hao" (我将好) would mean "I will be fine," but this is not a common phrase used in everyday conversation.
What are the lake and rivers in Hawaii used for?
Lakes and rivers are used for drinking water.
How did the people of the Mesopotamia use the rivers?
The rivers were used for fishing, transportation, baths, and drinking water. Also for trading.
How long have rivers been used?
The rivers have bean used fur a long time!
Compare and contrast the political ideas of Jiang Jieshi leader of the Guomindang and Mao Zedong leader of the Communists and the strategoes they used to gain power?
Compare the reforms that Jiang Jieshi and Mao promised to the Chinese people.
What term is used for rivers that feed other rivers?
Tributaries
