Chapter 117: Water Knows The Answer. (3)
The greatest architectural achievement in Chinese history. This referred to the Dujiangyan.
Built around 250 BC, this structure literally cut through a mountain to create a waterway.
One must think; in those ancient times, what tools could they have had?
Using only the primitive method of heating rock faces with furnaces and then breaking them, they ultimately created a new river that didn't exist in nature.
The farmland created this way was equivalent to 25,000 sports stadiums by the standards of Qing's homeland.
The land of Sichuan, which was originally a humid, hot, and dense jungle, was transformed into prime land capable of nurturing all under heaven.
Qing listened to this proud explanation with one ear and let it out the other.
It all depended on one's background, after all.
In her homeland, they were already experts at controlling waterways.