The Xingguo Reservoir and the accompanying Xingguo Dam can also be seen as a hallmark of East Africa during the four-five period, as water infrastructure construction, especially hydroelectric dam construction, is easy to go down in history.
For instance, the Hoover Dam in the United States, the Dnieper River Hydroelectric Power Station in the Soviet Union, the Three Gorges Dam in the Far East Empire, and the Itaipu Hydroelectric Power Station in Brazil and Paraguay.
Although the construction difficulty of the Xingguo Hydroelectric Power Station is not comparable to these water infrastructure projects, its acquisition of the world's largest reservoir—the Xingguo Reservoir—through clever strategies has destined its future global reputation.
Of course, the East African construction of the Xingguo Hydroelectric Power Station is not simply for fame, but has profound strategic considerations.
