1. Tarim River

The Tarim River, in Uygur, means "unbridled horse" and "field, farming". It is located in the northern part of the Tarim Basin in Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region. It originates from the Tianshan Mountains and the Karakoram Mountains, along the northern edge of the Taklimakan Desert, through the southern parts of Aksu, Shaya, Kuche, Luntai, Korla, Yuli and other counties (cities), and finally flows into Taitema Lake.

2. Wuyur River

The Wuyur River, located in the western part of Heilongjiang Province, is a large river without tail on the left bank of the Nenjiang River and the largest inland river in Heilongjiang Province. It originates from the west side of the Lesser Khingan Mountains, with a total length of 587 kilometers and a drainage area of ​​23,110 square kilometers.

The Wuyur River flows northwest from its source, turns southwest to the south of Bei'an City, passes through six counties including Bei'an, Kedong, Keshan, Baiquan, Yi'an and Fuyu, and turns south near Yazhou in Fuyu County. Its tail gradually disappears in the vast reed meadows and wetlands east of Qiqihar City and northwest of Lindian County, turning into a vast swamp.

Rivers that do not eventually flow into the ocean are called "inland rivers". For example, the Tarim River, Heihe River, Shule River and Yili River in my country are all inland rivers.

The Tarim River is located in the Tarim Basin in northwest my country. Due to its inland location and far distance from the sea, it is difficult for ocean water vapor to reach it. In addition, the surrounding high mountains such as the Tianshan Mountains and the Kunlun Mountains block it, and the terrain is closed, making it even more difficult for water vapor to enter. The climate is very dry. The annual precipitation in the basin is less than 100 mm, while the annual evaporation reaches more than 2,000 mm. Therefore, it is impossible to form a river in the Tarim Basin by relying on atmospheric precipitation.

However, the Tianshan Mountains and Kunlun Mountains on the north and south sides of the Tarim Basin are very tall mountains, covered with mountain glaciers, and the melted water from the glaciers will converge to the foothills and flow into the Tarim Basin, and converge in the basin to form the largest inland river in my country, the "Tarim River".

The Tarim River originates from the Tianshan Mountains and the Karakoram Mountains, flows from west to east along the northern edge of the Tarim Basin, and finally flows into Taitema Lake. The total length is about 2,179 kilometers. That is to say, the final destination of the Tarim River is "Taitema Lake", but this is not immutable, because the flow of inland rivers like the Tarim River varies greatly, which will also cause the end of the river to change.

There are dozens of inland rivers in my country, and the more famous ones are: my country's largest inland river---Tarim River. It has a basin area of ​​198,000 square kilometers and finally flows into Taitema Lake.

my country's second largest inland river-Heihe River. The Heihe River Basin is the second largest inland river in Northwest my country. It originates from the middle section of the northern foot of the Qilian Mountains. The Jinta Populus euphratica forest and Ejina Populus euphratica forest along its coast, and the Juyan Lake are famous attractions in its basin.

China's Tarim River and Peacock River are the largest inland rivers, both located in the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region. The Tarim River is the longest and largest inland river in China. It flows through the edge of the Taklimakan Desert. It is 2,179 kilometers long and has a drainage area of ​​1.05 million square kilometers. Wherever the Tarim River passes, it nourishes and breeds oases, and desert plants grow well, attracting many wild animals. They all regard this as their home and build a paradise of coexistence with nature in the depths of the desert. The Tarim River finally flows into Lop Nur.

The Peacock River originates from Bosten Lake and is a rare river without tributaries in my country. Its original name was Yinma River. It is 785 kilometers long and flows through Korla City. Botanical gardens, Peacock Parks, Ethnic Customs Parks and other scenic spots are built on both sides of the Peacock River. The length is about 10 kilometers. Many tourists from all over the country come to visit every year. The Peacock River finally flows into Lop Nur.

The Tarim River is the longest inland river in my country. The upper source receives the meltwater from the Kunlun Mountains, the Pamir Plateau and the Tianshan Mountains. It has a large flow and many tributaries. "Tarim" means the confluence of rivers in Uyghur. The main source of the Tarim River, the Yarkand River, originates from the glacier area near the main peak of the Karakoram Mountains, the Chogori Peak. If we count from the upper reaches of the Yarkand River to the Daxihaizi, the total length is about 2,030 kilometers, and the drainage area is 43. 550,000 square kilometers. The upper reaches of the Tarim River have many tributaries, mainly the Aksu River, the Hotan River and the Yarkand River, with lengths of 110 kilometers, 1,090 kilometers and 1,037 kilometers respectively.

The water volume of the main stream of the Tarim River is entirely dependent on the supply of tributaries. In recent years, due to the increase in irrigation water in the upper and middle reaches, as well as leakage and evaporation, the water volume in the lower reaches has dropped sharply and gradually disappeared in the desert. The upper reaches of the Ili River have three major tributaries: the Tekes River, the Gongnaisi River and the Kashi River. The main source, the Tekes River, originates from the north side of the Khan Tengri Peak. It flows eastward and merges with the Gongnaisi River to become the Ili River; it flows westward to Yamadu and is joined by the Kashi River. It then enters the wide river valley plain, enters Kazakhstan after receiving the Horgos River, and flows into Lake Balkhash.

The Ili River is 441 kilometers long in my country, with a drainage area of ​​about 57,000 square kilometers. It is the river with the most abundant water in Northwest my country, with an annual runoff of 12.3 billion cubic meters, accounting for 1/5 of the total runoff in Xinjiang, of which the Tekes River accounts for 63%.

The maximum flow of the Ili River occurs in July and August, and the minimum flow occurs in winter, which is closely related to the supply of ice and snow melt and rain water.