What does the story of the Thames tell us

To protect the environment.

The River Thames is the famous "mother" river in the United Kingdom. Originating in the Cotswolds Hills in southwest England, it is 402 kilometers long, traversing the British capital London and more than 10 cities along the river, with a basin area of 13,000 square kilometers, and the river widens in the lower reaches of London, forming an estuary with a width of 29 kilometers and flowing into the North Sea. Upstream London, there are many places to visit along the River Thames, such as Eton, Oxford, Henry and Windsor.

The mouth of the River Thames is filled with Britain's busy merchant ships, but its upper reaches are known for their static beauty. The Thames River Valley has played an important role in British history. British statesman John Burns once said:

The Thames is the most beautiful river in the world "because it is a flowing history." "After the Industrial Revolution, the population was concentrated, and a large amount of urban domestic and industrial wastewater was discharged directly into the river without treatment, and a large amount of garbage and sewage accumulated along the river, making the river an open sewage ditch in London. The stench of summer has forced the doors and windows of foreign buildings and the London Clock Tower along the river to be closed.

Due to the contamination of London's drinking water and the frequent fog in the early morning, mixed with toxic gases such as sulphur dioxide, sulphur monoxide and nitrogen oxides emitted by industry, there were several cholera pandemics and smog events that shocked the world. Of those, 33,460 people died of cholera. In addition, the river is also affected by the tides, which force the sewage to backfill sharply during the tide** period, resulting in a situation where the foul water fills the streets.

Explanation of the River Thames [Thames River].

The main rivers of the United Kingdom. It originates in the Cotswolds Mountains in southwestern England, flows through six counties in the south of England, flows eastward to London, and empties into the North Sea. The total length of 346 km explains in detail the rivers of the south of the United Kingdom.

Originating in the Cotswolds and emptied into the North Sea. It is 336 km long. The water level is stable and the river surface usually does not freeze in winter.

There are canals and other rivers that are connected to each other, rich in numbers and shipping value.

Word decomposition Explanation of Tai Tai à 安 , 安定 : 泰 Shi (quiet and comfortable). Tai'an.

Equanimity. Good, Beautiful: Thai Luck.

No (?.)Ji Tailai. Extreme:

Tessie (formerly Europe). Arrogance, arrogance: Thai luxury (arrogance, luxury).

Jiaotai. Tong: Heaven and earth are in Thailand.

Number of strokes:; radical : water; Stroke order of the closed rock of the river explains the common name of the river é watercourse:

Watercourse. River ditch. River valley.

Rivers. Beach. Riverside.

River fresh (fresh river fish, river shrimp, etc. for consumption). River port. River bend.

River. River. Inland.

Refers specifically to the Yellow River in China: the Hetao. River defense.

Potato trace refers to the "Milky Way": Tianhe. Ha Han .

Number of strokes:; Radical: 氵.

The River Thames is known as the most beautiful river in the world, remembering the bleakness and hustle and bustle of London in the past, reflecting the rise and fall of Britain for thousands of years, and reflecting the prosperity of both banks today. Everywhere you go, you can see the essence of London's culture. Nowadays, cruising the River Thames has become a must-see destination for European tourists visiting the UK.

Many of London's most famous buildings are built along the River Thames, and the bridge over the River Thames has many interesting stories that attract tourists. Li Yanjun said. On the River Thames, almost every bridge has a legend.

Among them, the oldest is the London Bridge, which was originally a wooden bridge that was later sold by the British to American real estate developers. In fact, this is also a joke made by the British and the Americans, because at that time, the United States was interested in Tower Bridge, but it ended up buying an obscure London Bridge. Today, London Bridge, which stands on the River Thames, is no longer the original bridge, but an ordinary concrete bridge rebuilt on the original site.

And when it comes to the story, I have to say that Waterloo Bridge, because the story of "Broken Blue Bridge" takes place here, and as a result, Waterloo Bridge has become a testimony of poignant love. Another must-see bridge is Tower Bridge, which is famous for its ingenious design and majestic momentum. In addition, Li Yanjun said, "Night cruises on the Thames River have gradually become a hot spot, and on a luxury cruise, you can not only watch the brilliant night view, but also enjoy **, dance and food."

The River Thames at night is even more tranquil and peaceful.

The location of the River Tyers is in London, England. The River Tyrs is close to Big Ben and the London Eye.

Like the Yellow River, the mother river of China, the Thames is also regarded by the British as the "cradle of the nation" and "the mother river of the country". Because it did play an important role in British history like a mother.