As the saying goes, the water of the Yellow River comes from the sky, but in fact, where does the wa

As the saying goes, the water of the Yellow River comes from the sky, but in fact, the water of the Yellow River comes from the sky?

The 2,500-year-old "Erya" is the earliest document that describes the source of the Yellow River, and it records that the river flows out of Kunlun and is white. It means that the Yellow River originates in the Kunlun Mountains, and the Kunlun Mountains actually include the three mountains of Aktanqiqin, Balbuha, and Bayankala in the concept of the ancients. Compared with the source of the Yellow River confirmed today, Kariqu, which is located at the northern foot of Bayan Kala Mountain, this account can be said to be very accurate.

Although the famous Zhiwei ** "Naturalist Chronicles" of the Western Jin Dynasty is brain-opening, it is surprisingly reliable in describing the source of the Yellow River, which says that the river comes out of the sea of stars can be said to be very accurate. The so-called "Sea of Stars" is actually a small mountain basin at the northern foot of the Bayankala Mountains, which is low-lying, gathers meltwater from snow-capped mountains, and swamps are dense enough to become the source of major rivers or reservoirs in the upper reaches.

In fact, before the Jin Dynasty, more people took it for granted that the source of the Yellow River should be the larger Qinghai Lake, which is not far from the Bayan Kala Mountain. As everyone knows, there are also two large lakes in the Sea of Stars, namely Ngoring Lake and Zhaling Lake. In fact, the Yellow River winds around the two great lakes of Qinghai and Sichuan after a few big bends.

After the Jin Dynasty, these two large lakes were generally considered to be the source of the Yellow River and were endowed with sublime significance.

The importance of these two lakes can be seen from one thing: it was here that Songtsen Gampo married Princess Wencheng. After that, during the honeymoon period of the Tang Dynasty and Tibet, many Tang Dynasty ** and travelers came here to complete the dream of "visiting the source of the river".

Since then, however, Chinese visits to the source of the Yellow River have come to a complete standstill, and no one has continued up the Xingsu Sea until the Qing Dynasty.

Since the Qing emperors attached great importance to Tibetan Buddhism and longed for Tibet, the Chinese finally had the opportunity to continue their journey upward from the two great lakes of the Xingsu Sea and find the Kariqu then known as the Alstangol River, which was the true source of the Yellow River. Although the true source of the Yellow River has been found, there is still a lack of sufficient evidence to support it, and until the middle of the last century, the source of the Yellow River remained ambiguous.

In 2008, the Three Rivers Headwaters Scientific Expedition officially identified Kariqu as the source of the Yellow River.

According to the tracing of the origin of the Yellow River, the source of the Yellow River is located in the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, and the specific address is the ancient Zonglie Basin. The Yellow River is the mother river of China and the second longest river in China, flowing from west to east through Qinghai and Gansu in the northwest to the Bohai Sea in Shandong.

The water of the Yellow River comes from the sky, where does the water of the earth come from? "Exogenous Theory" was born.

There are three sources of the Yellow River:

1. North source: Zha Qu at the southern foot of Chahasira Mountain, a branch of the Bayan Kala Mountains on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau in Qinghai Province;

2. Nanyuan: Originates from the Kariqu at the northern foot of the various mountains of the Bayan Kala Mountain;

3. Xiyuan: Originated from the ancient Zonglie song of the Xingzhu Haixi.

Because the middle section of the river flows through the Loess Plateau region of China, it carries a large amount of sediment, so it is also known as the river with the most sand content in the world, and the Yellow River is the main birthplace of Chinese civilization, and the Chinese call it the "mother river".

It is said that "the water of the Yellow River comes from the sky" because the Yellow River originates in Qinghai, because the terrain there is extremely high, and the drop is huge, such as falling from the sky, pouring thousands of miles, describing the Yellow River magnificent.

From "Will Enter the Wine", it is a poem created by the great poet Li Bai of the Tang Dynasty along with the ancient title of Yuefu. The ideological content of this poem is very deep, and the artistic expression is very mature, which has the greatest influence among the works of the same title. The poet drank and sang, used wine to dispel his sorrows, and expressed his deep and indignant feelings of life.

Excerpt from the original text: You don't see it, the water of the Yellow River comes up from the sky, rushes to the sea and never returns.

You don't see it, Gao Tang Mingjing is sad and white-haired, and the morning is like green silk turning into snow at dusk.

Life must be happy, don't make the gold bottle empty to the moon.

Cooking sheep and slaughtering cattle for pleasure will require 300 cups of drink.

Master Cen, Dan Qiusheng, will enter the wine, and the cup will not stop.

Sing a song with you, please listen to it for me.

The bells and drums are not expensive enough, but I hope that I will not wake up after being drunk for a long time.

The ancient sages were all lonely, and only the drinker left his name.

In the past, King Chen feasted peacefully, and fought wine for ten thousand years.

What is the owner's words, he has to sell the right gentleman.

Five-flowered horses, daughters and daughters, Hu'er will exchange for fine wine, and sell eternal sorrow with you.

The poems are intertwined with feelings of disappointment and self-confidence, grief and resistance, reflecting the poet's strong and indulgent personality. The whole poem is full of emotion, no matter joy, anger or sorrow, its rushing burst is like a river pouring down, unstoppable, and ups and downs, drastic changes; In terms of technique, he mostly uses exaggeration, and often decorates it with a huge number of words, which not only shows the poet's heroic and free feelings, but also makes the poem itself appear hearty and lyrical; In terms of structure, it is wide open and closed, and there is a degree of relaxation, which fully reflects the bold characteristics of Li Bai's seven words and songs.