In this world, there are always some mysterious things, and there are also some places that are very mysterious and contain many secrets. Every country has such a secret, and some countries will choose to be heavily guarded in order to cover it up. There is a very mysterious river in Myanmar, which needs to be guarded by the army 24 hours a day. What's here?

This mysterious river is called Wuyou River, also known as Lu Wu River. Located in the north of Myanmar, on both sides of the river, the Myanmar government has set up many small spots and sent many soldiers to guard them. When many tourists arrive in Myanmar, they will ask the local residents why there are so many people guarding the river, but the answers given by the local people are unexpected.

Because there is so much wealth, send troops to guard it! Speaking of wealth, everyone can think of gold, diamonds and jadeite, and there are many jadeite and diamond minerals in this river, which are very precious. So this makes sense, and you can understand why there are so many gem-grade jade ornaments in Myanmar! For Myanmar, this is a river that can bring far-reaching wealth to the country. How to do it without protection?

Sending heavy guards is actually just a helpless move by the government. Because this river contains huge wealth, local residents secretly steal things here, and countless bloodshed has happened. The river is not as calm as it looks. Therefore, in order to ensure the safety of local residents and the legality of quarrying, the Myanmar government stationed troops.

But as far as Lemon knows, this mysterious river has been exploited for hundreds of years, and its mineral resources have fallen sharply. If the Burmese government continues this barbaric exploitation, the wealth brought by this river will soon be exhausted.