Splendid South China

The Yangtze River is the third largest river in the world, with a total length of more than 6,000 kilometers.It carves out the most wonderful landform in China - karst landform, a mythical world with towering limestone peaks and cliffs and deep caves everywhere.Along the Yangtze River, you can see alligators hatching out of their shells, giant salamanders making cries like babies, big-footed myotis bats skimming the water to catch small fish, and Guizhou black langurs and Huangshan macaques squatting and playing on the karst mountain walls., the migratory birds of Poyang Lake fly across the sky like thousands of sails competing with each other.

The blind fish with a translucent body has been swimming at the bottom of the dark cave lake for hundreds of millions of years, while the Longxian Village carp, whose scales shine golden red like the sun, has made its home in the rice fields.The Yangtze River nourishes a prosperous land of fish and rice, where people grow rice, the largest crop of grains in China.Buffalo, swallows, dragonflies, pheasants, cormorants, and waterThe villagers formed an indissoluble bond.