By Dai Qing
The River Dragon Has Come! is another monumental work by the courageous Chinese writer Dai Qing. It tells the story of how government officials and dam boosters are manipulating common sense, economics, and politics to promote the world’s largest dam project, the Three Gorges dam. Echoing the cry of a witness to the 1975 collapse of the Banqiao and Shimantan Dams in 1975 which killed thousands, The River Dragon Has Come! warns that a dam collapse at Three Gorges would cause a man-made disaster of unprecedented proportions. The River Dragon has Come! is a follow-up to Dai Qing’s 1989 ground-breaking Yangtze! Yangtze!.
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About the Editors and Contributors
Foreward. The River Dragon Has Come!
Chapter 2. A Profile of Dams in China
Chapter 5. The Environmental Impacts of Ressetltlement in the Three Gorges Project
Chapter 6. What Are the Three Gorges Resettlers Thinking?
Chapter 7. A Survey of Resettlement in Badong County, Hubei Province
Chapter 8. Resettlement in the Xin’an River Power Station Project
Chapter 10. A Lamentation for the Yellow River. The Three Gate Gorge Dam (Sanmenxia)
Chapter 11. Water Pollution in the Three Gorges Reservoir
Chapter 12. Military Perspectives on the Three Gorges Project
Epilogue: The New Golden Triangle of China
Appendix A: Acknowledgements from “General Plan for Population Resettlement“
Appendix B: Sediment Problems at the Three Gorges Dam
Appendix C: The Three Gorges Dam and the Fate of China`s Southern Heritage
Appendix D: Priority-Level Cultural Antiquities in the Three Gorges Area
Appendix E: Archeological Sites to Be Inundated in 1997 by the Construction of the Three Gorges Dam
Appendix F: Letter to Jiang Zemin Concerning Archeological Sites
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