Name:Institution Name:Lecturer Name:Date:Damming the Yangtze RiverChinese government`s decision of building the damIntroductionThe Yangtze River is among the largest rivers known worldwide and decision to construct the Three Gorges Dam along the river was an idea which other than being of great significance to China, it has led to some difficulties.Tourism VenueChinese government`s decision to build the Three Gorges Dam was a good decision because after the conclusion of the Three Gorges Dam scheme, tourists will be thrilled to see a marvel in the Yangtze River where a quiet lake take a pew amid the precipitous canyon. As the mounting of the water, many picturesque spots which in the beginning were difficult to go in are now accessible and this really can be so attractive to the visitors (Albert, 105). For instance, in Dangyang River, the bough of Madu River, a novel view of the three small canyons appears. The White sovereign metropolis that was concealed in the broad woodland sometime back turns out to be a fine-looking island stationing in the middle of the river. The huge change of outlook will catch the attention of new and more guests to see the sights of the Three Gorges (Fearnside, 618).Of the Three Gorges, Qutang Gorge is nearby to Chongqing, unswerving and most spectacular with foot cliffs that contain sandstone pinnacles topping out high. The Wu Gorge is as well distinguished for its complete cliffs with obscure enclosed mountains. The Xiling Gorge is next to the dam it elongates in excess of forty one miles and its overhangs appear to a great extent like a stylish Chinese decorated spool. Travellers on tour ships typically leave their crafts at the back and board slighter vessels to trip the minor Three Gorges. This area has become more accessible due to growing waters (Topping, 135). Tour ships leaving Chongqing regularly impede in Fooling to let travellers to be carried by a hydrofoil to Wu River to spot the gorgeous Lotus Cave sandstone rock patterns. The watercourse travel ships moreover impede at the Stone Treasure Stockade and the temple is elevated sufficiently that it will endure the mounting waters, though its trick will turn into an islet in the new-fangled lake. Tourists stop at the site of construction to view a great number of labourers slog away. The venture has a centre of information with pictures and graphics signifying the grade of the structure and illuminating the sites. Seafaring the Yangtze at several times must be a very memorable trip (Topping, 139).Nevertheless, with the fragmentary edifice, guests today can revisit to notice how the view has malformed. On the other hand, construction of this dam is such a great disadvantage since the immense development has led to displacement of millions of people, flooding of many towns and cities and the extend of the reservoir. The displaced people have ended up having resettlement hardships (Yue, & Chen, 67). The scheme has also been weighed down by sleaze, spiralling ...