The Huang He River has historically been referred to as "China's Sorrow" primarily because of option A. because it flooded unpredictably. The river is known for its frequent and devastating floods, which have caused significant loss of life and destruction of property throughout history. These floods have had a profound impact on the people living in the region, leading to the river's sorrowful reputation.
Why has the Huang He River historically been referred to as "China's Sorrow"?
A.
because it flooded unpredictably
B.
because it dried up centuries ago
C.
because it was yellow and polluted
D.
because it attracted predatory animals
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