The Yellow River sets in the sky and walks through the East China Sea, with thousands of miles written into my chest. Starting from the Qinghai Tibet Plateau, traversing high mountains, crossing canyons, converging hundreds of rivers, and receiving thousands of streams, the Yellow River runs for more than 5400 kilometers on the land of China, nurturing millions of Chinese children and nourishing the brilliant Chinese civilization. "Let the Yellow River become a happy river that benefits the people." With profound words and sincere emotions, the Nine Bend Yellow River stirred up a more powerful new era symphony. "The History of the Chinese Nation's Governance of the Yellow River is also a History of State Governance." On September 17, 2019, in the "Qianqiu River Governance" exhibition hall of the Yellow River Museum in Zhengzhou, Henan. The area of Jueyi extends from Tianjin to the north and the Jianghuai River to the south, spanning 250000 square kilometers. The swaying streamline is like a whip whipping towards the earth, bringing suffering to the people. The Yellow River is not only the mother river and life river of the Chinese nation, but also a rebellious and difficult to tame river of troubles. Once upon a time, the Yellow River experienced multiple siltation, breaches, and relocations, with two breaches in three years and one diversion in a hundred years. During the more than 2500 years before the founding of the People's Republic of China, the downstream of the Yellow River overflowed more than 1500 times and changed its course 26 times. For thousands of years, Chinese people have prayed for the peace of the Yellow River. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, history handed the important task of Yellow River control to the CPC. According to statistics, since the establishment of the People's Republic of China, the Yellow River has achieved over 70 years of uninterrupted autumn floods and continuous flow for 24 years. It has withstood 12 major floods and created a miracle of "suspended river on the ground" governance. Looking out from afar by the railing, the sky is high and the water is wide, with dense forests and birds soaring. Among the five harms, water is the greatest.