The Hukou Waterfall shows "clear Yellow River"… The management of the Yellow River has been a major concern for successive central governments in China, and it can be said that they have been battling with the Yellow River since 2000. The biggest challenge of the Yellow River is the sediment brought from upstream, which is also the cause of the North China Plain. The problem is that this sediment accumulates in the riverbed, forming siltation (similar to a cerebral thrombosis), leading to frequent changes in the river's course, a phenomenon known as the "divine dragon wagging its tail." The outlet of the Yellow River has never been fixed throughout history, with the northernmost outlet being near Tianjin, and the most challenging being the "diversion of the Huai River into the sea," from northern Jiangsu.

Every time the Yellow River changes its course, it has a huge impact on the Central Plains region, known as the "Yellow Flood Zone."

To manage the Yellow River, it is ultimately necessary to manage the upstream. Zhu Rongji once instructed this, and it has always been managed according to this model, significantly reducing the sediment content of the Yellow River.

The clear water of the Yellow River at Hukou Waterfall reflects that this government has identified the root cause and has been working diligently for decades.

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