Yellow River: This River is the second

longest river in China, following the

Yangzi River. It is an estimated
3,395 miles. It flows through nine
provinces, and empties in the Bohia Sea.
The Yellow River is also called the
cradle of Chinese civilization.
Yangzi River: This is literally The Long
River. It is the longest river in China
and is 3,915 miles long. It acts as a
dividing line between North and South
China. Like many rivers, the river is
known by different names over its
course.
Turpan Depression: This is a fault
located around and south of the city of
Turpan. The basin is a fault-bounded
trough located in eastern part of the Tian
Shan. The Turpan Basin is formed in a
shear zone. In the center of the basin lies
the Ayding Lake which is very deep.