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The image illustrates two maps comparing an area's features in 1980 and 2000; in 1980, the map displays a forest on the left, rare plants and animals with adjacent ancient structures and streams near the river, irrigated farmland in the central region, a river running vertically through the area, a village positioned to the right of the river, and mountains in the north and south; by 2000, the maps indicate a transformation with the northern river converted into a lake featuring a fishing area, a hydroelectric dam south of the lake, electricity lines connecting to surrounding areas, a hotel situated east of the lake, and the original farmland replaced by a desert area directly east of the lake and dam, while the village remains, mountains are unchanged, and ancient structures appear unaffected.
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The maps illustrate a comparison of the area before and after the construction of a hydroelectric dam in 1980 and 2000. In 1980, there was a main river surrounded by large mountains, forests, and villages. The forest was rich in rare plants and animals, and people at that time made a living through agriculture. They were able to cultivate irrigated farmland near the river.
By 2000, the river had transformed into a lake due to the construction of the hydroelectric dam, which provides electricity for the village. Additionally, the lifestyle of the people in 2000 changed significantly. The hydroelectric dam became a tourist attraction, leading to the development of hotels for visitors interested in the dam.
As a result, people in the area began working at the hotels, and fishing in the lake also became a means of livelihood. While the hydroelectric dam has made life more convenient, some sacrifices were made: the forest has disappeared, along with its rare plants and animals.
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