Xun River

The Xun River is a river in southern China that is part of the Xi River system. It is formed by the confluence of the Yu River and the Hongshui River in Guangxi province. The Xun River flows eastward into Guangdong province, where it becomes known as the Xi River before emptying into the South China Sea. This river system is crucial for transportation in southern China and is an important commercial waterway, linking various cities and regions. The basin of the Xi River system is largely mountainous, with karst geology, and experiences significant water level fluctuations throughout the year.12