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A plateau refers to a relatively complete large-area uplift area with an altitude above 500 meters, a vast area, open terrain, and is bounded by obvious steep slopes.
The plateau is known as the "stage of the earth". It was formed during the long-term and continuous large-scale crustal uplift movement.
Some plateaus have broad and flat surfaces with little undulations; others have undulating mountains with great terrain changes.
The highest plateau in the world is the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau in China, and the largest plateau is the Antarctic Ice and Snow Plateau. The most essential feature of the plateau is that the terrain has a relatively low altitude difference but a relatively high altitude. Plateaus are widely distributed and, together with the basins they surround, account for approximately 45% of the earth's land area. The formation of highlands is closely related to the formation of the earth.