due to a lack of resources, rising Sino-Soviet tensions and the disruptions of the Great Leap Forward. The project was restarted in the 1980s, and the hydroelectric Three Gorges Dam began full operation in 2012, becoming the world's largest power station in terms of installed capacity. See also List of disasters in China by death toll Footnotes References Official report available free online On food relief, refugee camps, farm rehabilitation, sanitation, etc On the engineering aspect of dyke breaching and their reconstruction Officially-sponsored report by universities Monograph Ni, Wencai (2006). A documentary on uncovering the history of the 1931 Great Flood in Gaoyou and dyke reconstruction. Beijing: Beijing Workers Press. (倪文才. 1931年高邮特大洪灾和运堤修复历史再现纪实. 2006. 北京: 中国工人出版社.) ("The Ten Great Disasters of Modern China" by Li Wenhai et al.) External links "The 1931 Central China Flood" DisasterHistory.Org (English and Chinese Versions) "An Analysis of Flood and Social Risks Based on the 1931 Changjiang & Huai River Flood During the Republic of China". ILIB.cn. "Extremely heavy meiyu over the Yangtze and Huaihe vaneies in 1931" 1931年江淮异常梅雨 (in Chinese). CQVIP.com. Yangtze River floods Huai River floods Yellow River China Floods, 1931 China Floods, 1931 Floods in China