중국 댐 삼협댐 수위가 최고치까지 11미터 남았습니다. 방류하면 도시가 잠깁니다

The water level of the Three Gorges Dam stands at 164 meters. It is 11 meters away from its peak of 175 meters. If the water is released, 45 million people downstream will be submerged; if it is not released, the dam's water level will continue to rise. July 2026 marked the beginning of China's flood season. Ninety-sixteen percent more water than usual has filled 9,677 reservoirs across the country, and the desert city of Hotan has experienced a sudden downpour equivalent to its annual average rainfall. In 1998, 4,150 people lost their lives without the Three Gorges Dam, while in 2020, 63.46 million people were affected despite its presence. Topics covered in this video 👇 ✅ The significance of the 11m gap between the Three Gorges Dam's current level of 164m and its peak of 175m ✅ Structural limitations of the 22.15 billion m³ flood control capacity ✅ The discharge dilemma — The paradox of saving the upstream flooding the downstream ✅ 1998 vs. 2020 — A comparison of damages that could not be prevented despite the presence of dams ✅ Desert floods in June 2026 — Hotan records its highest-ever hourly rainfall ✅ 20 rivers across the country exceeding boundaries and 9,677 reservoirs in crisis ✅ From drought to flood — A structure where the same dam faces repeating crises 🔔 CLU Economic TV — Every country has secrets. Unlocking those secrets reveals the global economy. Subscribing and liking are a great help in creating high-quality videos. 📌 Fact-checking and Data Sources All figures and facts in this video have been verified based on the official sources below. • Three Gorges Corporation (2020) — Three Gorges Dam water level 164.18m, inflow 75,000m³ • Wikipedia / Britannica — Three Gorges Dam specifications: height 185m, total reservoir capacity 39.3 billion m³, flood control capacity 22.15 billion m³ • The Watchers (August 2020) — 2020 Flood: 63.46 million displaced, economic loss 178.96 billion yuan • ReliefWeb / Wikipedia — 1998 Yangtze River Flood: 4,150 deaths, 186 million displaced • Britannica — 1931 Yangtze River Flood: 3.7 million deaths • CGTN (June 2, 2026) — Water volume of 9,677 reservoirs nationwide 476.4 billion m³, exceeding the average by 10% • Xinhua (June 25, 2026) — Hotan receives 64.7mm of precipitation, setting a new all-time high for hourly rainfall • SCMP (2026) — Xinjiang storms increase 47% over 30 years, glaciers shrink 11.7% • Global Times (June 2026) — 20 rivers nationwide exceed warning levels • Bloomberg (June 7, 2026) — Flood warnings issued for Hunan, Guangxi, and Guizhou ⚠️ Disclaimer This video is content intended for informational and educational purposes based on publicly available data. 📊 Investment/Financial Disclaimer: This video is not intended as a basis for investment decisions regarding any specific company or country. All investment decisions are your own responsibility, and you should consult with a professional. 🏢 Corporate/Country Disclaimer: The analysis of companies and organizations mentioned in this video is a structural analysis based on publicly available data and is not intended to disparage or disparage any specific company or organization. The opinions and interpretations in this video represent the creator's analytical perspective and may differ from the official stance of the relevant companies or organizations. 📐 Data Accuracy: The figures used in this video were verified based on publicly available primary sources at the time of production and are subject to change. 📋 Copyright/Fair Use: The images and data used in this video fall under fair use for the purposes of reporting, education, and criticism, and there is no intent to infringe copyright. 🤖 Content Production Notice: AI tools were utilized as an auxiliary tool during the research and drafting process for this video. Final editing and fact-checking were performed directly by the creator. #ThreeGorgesDam #ChinaDam #ChinaFloods #YangtzeRiverFloods #ThreeGorgesDamWaterLevel #ChineseEconomy #CLUEconomyTV #TaklamakanDesert #FloodSeason #ClimateChange #ChinaCrisis #DamRelease #YangtzeRiverEconomicBelt #1998Floods #2026Floods #ExtremeWeather