It is agreed upon by almost all the Chinese people that the Yellow River is the cradle of Chinese civilization, the spiritual home of the Chinese people.

Rich cultural relics history and gorgeous natural sceneries make the Yellow River a fine                                     place to visit.

It runs through nine provinces and autonomous regions on its way to the bahai sea.

They are stretching arms and waiting for your visiting!

It is the waters of the river and its spirit that nature the whole Chinese nation.

Emperor Qin Shi Huang, Genghis khan (1162-1227, grandfather of Kublai Khan who is the first emperor of the Yuan Dynasty(1271-1368)) pushed the Yellow River civilization to a wholly new level of refinement, grace and spirituality which drew the attention of the whole world.

It bears special significance: the symbol of the Chinese nation, the spirit of the Chinese people and more importantly, civilization itself.

When the levees of the Yellow River break, which happens with some regularity, the countryside is devastated.

Neolithic (7,000 BC-3,700 BC), Bronze (3,700 BC-2,700 BC) and Iron Age Sites (770 BC), and so on canbe found in the Yellow River’s drainage basin, which had been the center of ancient Chinese culture since the Azilian (Middle Stone Age).

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My favorite color is yellow.

My favorite food is pizza.

My favorite place is school .

My favorite dessert is cotton candy.

My favorite fruit is watermelon.

My favorite thing to do with my friends  is to play baseball and lacrosse.

my favorite thing to do with my family is play bubble talk.

My favorite sport is baseball and lacrosse.

My favorite thing to do at school is math.

my favorite toy is  Lagos.

my favorite animal is a cat.

My favorite flower is a sun flower.

My favorite book is my weird school.

The Awesome John Muir      

Over 150 years ago, a cool man was born in Dunbar, Scotland. His name was John Muir.

When John Muir was little, he and his friends used to look for snapping turtles, birds nests, and other animals.

He used to have fun under the covers imagining he was on an adventure with his brother going to other parts of the world.

His family grew crops and they were not miners.

John was happy because the new farmland in Wisconsin was surrounded by wildlife. He could play near the forest, lake or a meadow.

When he was 15 he was ready to learn more. He read a lot of books and had fun reading them.

John Muir invented the thermometer, a barometer, and a fire starter. These three things are important in life.

During the Civil War time, John Muir moved to Canada and started the first of his wilderness tasks.

As he traveled around the world, he was upset about how people were destroying the plants and trees.

 He did lots of good things.  He wrote letters to newspapers to tell people how they are destroying the wilderness. He helped start the Sierra Club. Even the president agreed with his ideas and made new laws to protect the environment.