Wuding vs Li River

The Wuding River is a river of northern China and a tributary of the Yellow River. It runs through the Loess Plateau region of Shaanxi and Inner Mongolia, an area known for easily eroded soils and strong seasonal variation in runoff. That geography gives the river a high sediment burden, and its basin is part of the wider Yellow River drainage system. The river is relevant to regional water manage...

Li River is a major river in Guangxi, southern China, flowing through the Guilin and Yangshuo area before joining the Xi River at Wuzhou. The river is about 437 kilometers long, while the scenic waterway between Guilin and Yangshuo covers about 83 kilometers. That section passes limestone karst peaks, cliffs, caves, villages, and agricultural land, and is used for sightseeing cruises and other riv...