What are the natural disasters in human society for 5,000 years and 10 years?

In July 1950, the Huai River flooded. In July 1954, the Yangtze River and Huai River flooded. From 1959 to 1961, there were three years of economic hardship.

In 1959, the drought was widespread and severe across the country. In 1960, the drought was widespread, long-lasting, and early was heavy, followed by a cold spring in the spring. In 1961, the drought was severe, and the winter wheat suffered from a "stuck drought," and the northern winter wheat areas also suffered from the heavy damage caused by the hot wind. In August 1963, the Haihe River flooded. March 8, 1966, Xingtai**.

8,182 people died, 51,395 were injured, and 5.08 million houses collapsed.

January 5, 1970, Tonghai**. In August 1975, Henan Dashui. July 28, 1976, Tangshan**.

From 1978 to 1983, there was a continuous drought in the north. In 1978, there was a widespread drought across the country, and in the autumn and winter of 1979, the drought was widespread. In the summer of 1980, there was a relatively serious drought in North China, most of Northeast China, and some parts of the northwest, and in the spring of 1981, the rain in the northern winter wheat areas was 5-7 percent, and the number of people lacking water reached 22.97 million, and the autumn rain was 4-9 percent less. In 1982, the whole country was affected by drought of 100 million mu, and 100 million mu of disaster occurred; In 1983, the whole country was affected by drought of 100 million mu, and 100 million mu of disaster occurred. The drought in many areas lasted for a long time, was extensive, and the disaster was severe, and this was a major drought rarely seen since the founding of New China.

Water shortage has also become a major problem in the north, which has seriously affected the normal life of the people and the sustained development of the national economy.

In August 1985, the Liaohe River flooded and Typhoon No. 8509 hit the northeast region, raining heavily, coupled with the fact that the original flood carrying capacity of the Liaohe River was 5,000 cubic meters, but in fact the flood was only 2,000 cubic meters, but it caused more than 4,000 small and medium-sized rivers in the province to burst, causing more than 60 cities and counties, more than 12 million people, more than 60 million mu of farmland and a large number of industrial and mining enterprises to be hit by catastrophic floods, killing 230 people and causing direct economic losses of 4.7 billion yuan. The three northeastern provinces reduced grain production by 10 billion catties. To sum up, in the past 40 years, among the major disasters in China, flood disasters ranked first, with a total of 5 times, 3 times, and 2 times drought.

The nationwide flood in the summer of 1998.

The SARS epidemic occurred in the spring and summer of 2003.

May 12, 008 Sichuan Da**.

There's tornadoes, there's floods, and there's **.

1. Ding Wu Qi Famine: It occurred in the Guangxu period of the Qing Dynasty, the specific date is 1875 to 1878, and the location of the no pants faction is in North China. The Dingwuqi famine was a rare and pure drought and famine.

The disaster affected Shanxi, Zhili, Shaanxi, Henan, Shandong and other provinces, and more than 2,000 people fled to other places, which had a profound impact on the history of China's late Qing Dynasty.

2. Xingtai**: It occurred in Xingtai District, Hebei Province, which was a major earthquake after a long drought. **After the incident, it snowed all over the sky.

Third, when he went to the earthquake area, he instructed China to have its own earthquake prediction system. China's forecasting industry has set an epoch-making milestone in the pool of blood in Xingtai.

3. Tancheng**: It occurred on July 25, 1668, in the south of Shandong Province.