Why was Lake Baikal divided to Tsarist Russia after the Nebuchu negotiations?

Because the purpose of the Qing ** at that time was Mongolia, not Lake Baikal, so after repeated measurements, Lake Baikal was given to Tsarist Russia.

That's because the Manchus couldn't defeat Tsarist Russia, and the purpose of Tsarist Russia in waging war was to annex China's territory, so the division of Lake Baikal to Tsarist Russia was a condition for negotiation.

I think the main reason is that our country lost this war, so it is inevitable that people should divide the land.

The territory of the Qin Dynasty, north to the Great Wall generation! (excluding Lake Baikal) the territory of the Han Dynasty, north to the Great Wall! (excluding Lake Baikal) Tang Dynasty territory, the actual control of Baikal in the early stage was the Turks, in the middle of the Turks were hit hard, the Tang Dynasty nominally controlled Lake Baikal, and a few years later came the Anshi Rebellion!

Excludes Lake Baikal).

The territory of the Song Dynasty reached Hebei in the north! (excluding Lake Baikal) was the territory of the Yuan Dynasty, north to the Arctic Ocean.

The territory of the Ming Dynasty, north to the Great Wall (excluding Lake Baikal).

The territory of the Qing Dynasty, at its peak, reached Lake Baikal in the north, and Lake Baikal was the dividing line between the Qing Dynasty and Russia at that time, but the Qing ** control over that area was very weak, and after the Nebuchu Treaty, Lake Baikal was already Russian territory. Excludes Lake Baikal).

So Lake Baikal is not the territory of our country!

The so-called North Sea where Su Wu shepherded sheep was Lake Baikal, and at that time (Han Dynasty) Lake Baikal was the territory of the Huns!

Qing ** is corrupt and incompetent, as for the words, it can be understood, I would rather give it to a thief than a house slave.

Lake Baikal covers an area of 30,000 square kilometers, which is almost the same as China's Hainan Island, with a maximum depth of more than 1,600 meters, and is the world's deepest lake. What is the concept of its stored freshwater resources, which are insanely reaching 23,600 cubic kilometers? We might as well compare that the total water storage of all freshwater and saltwater lakes in China is only more than 700 cubic kilometers, which means that the freshwater volume of a Baikal Lake is more than 30 times that of all lakes in China.

In addition to its abundant freshwater resources, Lake Baikal has surpassed Japan's Lake Mashu in terms of visibility, ranking first in the world among the world's lakes. When spring arrives and the snow and ice on the lake melt, you can see the white slabs that will enter the lake at a depth of 40 meters. The reason is in **?

Baikal water is characterized by low salt content, with an average of only 100 mg of salt per liter of lake water, so there is almost no limescale residue in the boiler using this lake water。Despite the fact that a large amount of sediment flows into Lake Baikal every year through several rivers, the water remains clear. Because of the abundance of plankton in the lake's water, they are able to digest minerals and organic matter in the water and release large amounts of oxygen during photosynthetic reactions.

Due to the metabolism of plankton-diatoms, the silica content of Lake Baikal is only about 20% of the water flowing into the river. Without this biological filtration, after 60 years, the lake water would have the same silica content as the water flowing into the river.

In addition, there are a large number of tiny beetles growing in the lake, with a body length of only millimeters. The metabolic activity of these small animals also plays a role in biological filtration. In this way, 50 meters of surface water can be filtered in one year.1 3

That's why the water of Lake Baikal is so clear and transparent, as if you are in a fairyland!

I think the main reason for the disappearance of Lake Baikal is that the environment in our country is getting worse and worse, and this is the main reason for its disappearance.

In recent years, Li Jian's song "On the Shore of Lake Baikal" has conquered fans from all over the country with its ethereal and melodious melody, and the "clear and mysterious" Baikal Lake has become the latest choice for people to travel abroad.

I think that if Lake Baikal disappears from China, there are many reasons for the climate, and if the climate is too hot, it will slowly evaporate water due to transpiration.

It must have been a long period of environmental change, so in the end Lake Baikal disappeared in China.

The process of the disappearance of Lake Baikal from China is slow, that is, it is shrinking year by year.

It's just because the environment in China is getting worse and worse that it will eventually disappear.

It's just too hot, and then it evaporates, and that's a process.

I think it's for some other reason, not to be so curious.

The main reason for the disappearance of Lake Baikal is the deterioration of China's natural environment.

There are still many unsolved mysteries about Lake Baikal. For example, the water of the lake is not salty at all, which means that it is not connected to the ocean, but it is inhabited by authentic marine life, seals, conchs, fish and lobsters. Lake Baikal is home to the world's only freshwater seal.

In winter, seals bite through holes in the ice to breathe, and since seals generally live in seawater, it was believed that Lake Baikal is connected to the Atlantic Ocean by an underground tunnel. In fact, the seals may have come up the river to Lake Baikal during the last ice age. Another example is that there are tropical creatures in Lake Baikal, such as Baikal mosses, whose close relatives live in lakes in India, Baikal leeches can only be seen in freshwater lakes in southern China, and Baikal clams only live in Lake Okrid in the Balkan Peninsula.

The beauty and mystery of Lake Baikal also has much to offer scientists to discover. According to sources from the Chinese Academy of Sciences, in early August 2005, Chinese and Russian scientists jointly conducted a scientific study on the environmental evolution of the world's deepest lake.

Lake Baikal, known as the "natural laboratory", is produced by the collision of the Eurasian plate and the Indian plate, and a large amount of sediment has accumulated at the bottom of the lake, among which the remains of diatom plants and frozen biogas are valuable resources for studying the paleoclimate and environment of the Eurasian continent and grasping the laws of global climate change.

It was an unequal treaty, because this place was also Chinese at that time, and it would be ceded out because of the invasion at that time, so it can be regarded as an unfair agreement.

Baikal was occupied by Tsarist Russia before the establishment of the Qing Dynasty, and to the Qing Dynasty completely pacified the south, Tsarist Russia occupied the north of Heilongjiang for 50 years, and the Qing Dynasty snatched back the Yaksa occupied by Russia for 50 years, and took advantage of it, Mongolia was still an independent country at that time, and the Qing Dynasty occupied Mongolia before there was a chance to fight for Baikal, when Tsarist Russia had occupied Baikal for 100 years.

Personally, I think that this is an unequal treaty, which seriously infringes on the interests of our country, makes our country suffer a lot of losses, and is very unequal.

The direct reason is that the Mongols are not competitive and cannot defeat Tsarist Russia. Tsarist Russia squeezed the Mongol Jurchens, and the Mongol Jurchens squeezed the Han Chinese. In general, it is the yellow race that suffers a big loss.

After the establishment of the Qing Dynasty, in order to protect the occupied territory of the Han people, the main military strength was placed in the south, and the north did not pay attention to it, so that Tsarist Russia pressed forward step by step. If the Ming Dynasty still exists, the Ming, Qing and Mongolian tribes will stand together. Tsarist Russia will not necessarily be able to take Siberia.

We really can't evaluate this, you say that the territory of the Qing Dynasty is more bitter than Ningguta and no one wants to go, but you say it's not the Qing Dynasty, the Mongols and Jurchens all live there, in fact, the main reason is not whether it belongs to the Qing Dynasty or not, but the question of who wants to go if they immigrated to the past.

How is it possible for China and Russia to draw the border line in the northeast to Outer Mongolia?

It's a matter of common sense.

Not to mention that at that time the Khalkha Mongols and Buryat Mongols were still independent.

Is it the common sense that the Qing Dynasty and Tsarist Russia demarcated the border line in the northeast, and no one understands it?

It is the direction of the boundary line that is regarded as the boundary line.

Russia is thousands of miles away, and the Outer Northeast and Lake Baikal are of course unequal to Maozi in the periphery of our country, and at the same time strongly demand that those who say that they are equal are slaves, and are willing to be slaughtered by others.

No, because I think it's an unfair contract.

Remember the history and cherish the present. Work hard for the rejuvenation of China.

Equal, equal, as long as it is given to them, it can be given away for free.

As long as it is a treaty of land cession, it is an unequal treaty.

At that time, Junggar was about to launch a rebellion, and he lost his pawn to protect the car!

All are unequal treaties.

It's not even fair.