zhōng guó中国bāng zhù帮助mèng jiā lā guó孟加拉国guǎn lǐ管理shuǐ水zī yuán资源
Bangladesh has many rivers and wetlands, with abundant water resources, but there are also many water-related problems.
Water is polluted, groundwater is overused, and there are challenges brought by climate change.
To better manage water resources, Bangladesh asked China for help and developed a 50-year water management plan.
China has rich experience in water management, such as the 'River Chief System,' which assigns local officials the responsibility to protect rivers.
China also uses new technologies to monitor water quality and quantity.
Bangladesh hopes to learn these methods to protect its own water resources.
This can provide farmers with more water for farming, allow factories to use water normally, and protect people's health.
If this plan succeeds, Bangladesh's economy and environment will improve.
However, Bangladesh also needs to cooperate with neighboring countries because many rivers are shared with other nations.
Overall, China's help gives Bangladesh the opportunity to solve water problems and build a better future.