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. A mega-flood in 1998 caused tremendous losses in Chinaand triggered major policy adjustments in flood-risk management. This paperaims to retrospectively examine these policy adjustments and discuss howChina should adapt to newly emerging flood challenges. We show that Chinasuffers annually from floods despite large-scale investments and policyadjustments. Rapid urbanization and climate change will exacerbate futureflood risk in China, with cascading impacts on other countries throughglobal trade networks. Therefore, novel flood-risk management approaches arerequired, such as a risk-based urban planning and coordinated watergovernance systems with public participation, in addition to traditionalstructural protection.

Brief communication: Rethinking the 1998 China floods to prepare for a nonstationary future