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Xinjiang's picturesque lakes are gradually vanishing and may soon be lost as humans make
their presence felt, Urumqi.
由于人类随心所欲地汲取，新疆乌鲁木齐的湖正在逐渐变小，有可能迅速消失。
Rose willows struggle to survive along the edge of Aibi Lake, the largest saltwater lake in
Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region. Strong wind and salt marshes near the lake make it one of
the four sources of sandstorms in China.
图中的红柳生长在恶劣的自然环境中，它们生长在新疆维吾尔自治区最大的咸水湖艾比湖边。由于强风和湖边的盐沼，这里成为了中国四大沙尘暴天气发源地之一。
Wild ducks enjoy a comfortable summer in Aibi Lake. A wetland reserve was set up to try to
save the lake.
野鸭在艾比湖中享受着夏天。为了保护艾比湖，有关部门建立了湿地保护区。
243 lakes: The number in China have disappeared in the past 50 years, 62 of them were in
Xinjiang. 114 lakes: The number in Xinjiang that cover at least 1 sqkm.
过去50年中，中国有243个湖泊消失，其中62个原属新疆。新疆的114个湖泊覆盖了1平方公里的面积。
