Because back in the 1900's During the Cold War, Asians didnt have enough money to pay their water bill due to war taxes, so instead of taking showers at home, they went for a bath in a river once known as the Port of China.
The chinese swam in it so much that it became yellow like them and later it became known as the Yellow River.
Amen to that.
In the 13th century, the famous Song Dynasty official, Wen Tianxiang penned a poem to the river entitled Yangzi Jiang. Later, Western missionaries heard the name and applied it to the entire river.
Chang Jiang is actually the name for the last 2,884 km (1,792 miles) of the Yangtze from the confluence with the Min River (Sichuan) at Yibin to its mouth at Shanghai.
Chang = Long
Jiang = River
The Yangzi River is not the Yellow River. The two are actually two different rivers within China. The Yangzi is the third largest river in the world and the longest in Asia. However, the Yellow River is called yellow because of the loess (yellowish sediment rock) that is revealed when the tide is low.
Yangtze is Chinese for yellow.
It's not, any more.
Yes the Yangtse river is polluted, but it doesnt mean you should stop admiring it.
In China, Asia.
The Yangtze river is located in China.
There are a couple of cities on the river Yangtse, Chongquing, Wuhan and Shanghai
Nile, Tigris-Euphrates, Indus, Yangtse.
The Yangtse River has existed since the world has been in its peresent form, so it has beenn there for millions of years.
The Yellow River, the Yangtze River and the Huai River.
blue Nile
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There are eight rivers in Tibet.1. Yellow River2. Yangtse River3. MeKong RIver4. Salween River5. Bramaputra River6. Ganga River7. Satiej River8. Indius River.
Because when the Germans invaded Austria, the Austrian soldiers tried to escape throgh the river and because their berets or hats were blue the river suddenly turned blue and hence they called it the Blue Danube. Eddy
I'm guessing that the White Nile is called the big long river because it is the longest out of the other one, the Blue Nile. However, the Blue Nile provides roughly 2/3 of the Nile's water supply.