Matthew MOSCA
The Huai River is one of China’s largest rivers. It has served as a vital source of irrigation, an important route for river transportation, and at times a political boundary between northern and southern regimes. Prone to flooding, it has posed perennial problems for river management, including major drainage projects in the twentieth century.
The Huai is a river in central China, 1,100 kilometers in length and draining a basin of 190,000
