What is significant about the chang jiang in china?

A it is called " chinas sorrow" because it frequently floods

B it provides water to the farming region where most of the countries rice is grown

C it gets it's name from the yellow brown silt it picks up as it flows

D it is the longest sea along the eastern edge of the country

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Alexander Salinas

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20 February, 03:34

What is significant about the chang jiang in china?

A it is called " chinas sorrow" because it frequently floods

B it provides water to the farming region where most of the countries rice is grown

C it gets it's name from the yellow brown silt it picks up as it flows

D it is the longest sea along the eastern edge of the country

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Cailyn · Answer 1

The Chang Jiang River, sometimes referred to as the Yangtze River, is the longest river that flows in Asia and the third longest river in the world. It flows for over 3,900 miles, with water that comes primarily from the glaciers at the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau in Qinghai.