Why is the Chiang Jiang so important for China's international trade? Group of answer choices Because it is navigable many hundreds of miles into China, and flows past the international port city of Beijing. Because the capital of China lies on its banks, and this is where the economic decisions of the country are made. Because the current is slow and the depth is very shallow, thereby allowing ocean-going vessels easy access deep into the interior of the country. Because it is navigable many hundreds of miles into China, and flows past the international port city of Shanghai. Because oil tankers can use this route in order to carry petroleum out of the country to waiting international markets