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Imagine a 1,432-kilometer aquatic highway redirecting billions of tons of water annually – that’s China’s South-North Water Diversion Project, celebrating its 10th anniversary this year! This engineering marvel has quenched the thirst of over 160 million people across Beijing, Tianjin, and other northern regions since 2014.
Our team traced the water’s epic voyage from Danjiangkou Reservoir (its southern starting point) to Beijing’s tap systems. The journey takes 15 days through canals, tunnels, and pumping stations – longer than most K-pop comebacks but way more life-changing!
Locals now enjoy new water-themed lifestyles: farmers in Henan grow water-hungry crops, while Beijing cafes brew coffee with Hubei-sourced H₂O. 'It’s like getting a piece of southern China delivered daily,' says Li Wei, a Beijing resident.
The project isn’t just about H₂O – it’s reshaping regional economies and eco-systems. Southern water nutrients boost northern agriculture, while new wetlands attract migratory birds. Scientists call it 'liquid infrastructure with a biodiversity bonus.'
As night falls, LED-lit water channels glow like neon rivers – proof that sustainability can be Instagram-ready. Here’s to another decade of turning China’s water map upside down!
NewspaperAmigo – Your Global News Buddy 
This engineering marvel has quenched the thirst of over 160 million people across Beijing, Tianjin, and other northern regions since 2014.
The journey takes 15 days through canals, tunnels, and pumping stations – longer than most K-pop comebacks but way more life-changing!
Southern water nutrients boost northern agriculture, while new wetlands attract migratory birds. Scientists call it 'liquid infrastructure with a biodiversity bonus.'
Here’s to another decade of turning China’s water map upside down!
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