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rom "Yangtze River" to "Yangtze River": Why has this name become so special over time
The names “Yangtze River” and “Changjiang River” represent the different cultural significance and historical background of the vast river. This river is not only the economic pulse of China, but also a witness to cultural integration. Over time, these name changes have become an important part of how people understand the river.
The Yangtze River is the longest river in Asia and the third longest river in the world. It originates from the Jiali Mountains on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, flows through the heart of China, and finally flows into the East China Sea. The river, with a length of approximately 6,300 kilometers, bridges China's culture and economy, and its basin covers an area of great strategic significance to China.
"The maintenance of rivers is the cornerstone of civilization."
Origin and evolution of the name
In Chinese, "Yangtze River" is the official name of the river, meaning "Long River". However, other names for specific regions also figure prominently in its history. For example, the upper reaches of the river from Yibin to Yichang
