To which geographical division of China does the Pamir Plateau belong (i.e., Southern, Northern, Northwestern, and Tibetan regions)? And explain why.

The Pamir Plateau (Pamirs , also known as Pamir). The highest peak of the plateau is Mount Gonger (7,719 meters) in China. The Pamir Plateau is the junction of two huge mountain belts on earth (Alps - Himalayan belt and Pamir - Chukchi mountain belt), but also the convergence of the major mountain ranges in Asia, including the Himalayas, Tianshan, Kunlun Mountains, Karakoram Mountains, and the Hindu Kush Mountains five mountain ranges. During the heyday of the Qing Dynasty, the entire Pamir Plateau was under Chinese jurisdiction, but in 1890, due to Russia's desire for China's Xinjiang and Britain's ambitions for Tibet, the two countries signed an Anglo-Russian agreement, with Britain acquiring the Wakhan Pamir and Russia acquiring the northern part. The Pamir Plateau is located in southeastern Central Asia, at the western end of China, spanning Tajikistan, China and Afghanistan. At present, most of the plateau belongs to Tajikistan, except for the eastern sloping slopes, which are still under Chinese jurisdiction, and only the Wakhan Pamir belongs to Afghanistan. The Pamir Plateau is geographically located in central Asia, on the borders of China, Tajikistan and Afghanistan. Pamir Plateau is also the convergence of the major mountain ranges in Asia, including the Himalayas, Karakoram Mountains, Kunlun Mountains, Tianshan Mountains, Hindu Kush Mountains five mountain ranges, it is a group of rolling hills, rolling, snowy peaks, towering into the clouds, known as the roof of Asia. Onion Ridge

"Pamir" is the Tajik language "roof of the world" meaning, the plateau is 4,000 meters above sea level to 7,700 meters, with many peaks. The Pamir Plateau was known as the "Onion Range" as early as the Han Dynasty in China, and was named after the many wild onions or green mountain cliffs. The Pamir Plateau is not actually a flat plateau surface, but consists of several groups of mountain ranges and broad valleys and basins between them. According to the topographical features. Pamir Plateau is divided into east and west: East Pamir terrain is more open and frank, by the two northwest - southeast direction of the mountain range and a group of river valleys and lake basins, the absolute height of 5000 meters ~ 6000 meters. The relative height does not exceed 1,000 meters to 1,500 meters. West Pamir is composed of a number of roughly parallel northeast - southwest direction of the mountains and valleys, the terrain of the relative height difference is large, characterized by high mountains and deep valleys.　After the founding of the Republic of China, the Pamir Plateau was never effectively ruled. However, the government of the Republic of China has always regarded the Pamir Plateau west of the Spitfire River as China's extreme western point.In 1960, the People's Republic of China signed a border treaty with Afghanistan, officially recognizing the relinquishment of the Wakhan Pamir.In 1990, Tajikistan gained independence and also recognized the relinquishment of the Pamir's northern border at the time of the signing of the treaty, and the point of China's extreme western point was shifted eastward to its present location.　Today, part of the Langkuri and Taktunbashi Pamirs still belong to China, the Wakhan Pamirs belong to Afghanistan, and most of the rest of the Pamirs belong to Tajikistan. The Pamir Plateau is known as the Roof of Asia. At present most of it belongs to Tajikistan, except for the eastern sloping slope, which remains under Chinese jurisdiction, and only the Wakhan Pamir belongs to Afghanistan.　 Breathtaking scenery

Pamir *** divided into eight "Pa", from north to south in order: and Shikhuzhuk Pamir, Sarez Pamir, Langkuri Pamir, Alchur Pamir, the big Pamir, the small Pamir, Taktunbashi Pamir, Wakhan Pamir.　The Pamir Plateau is where the ancient Silk Road passed through. At that time, to reach the plateau from the Tarim Basin, one had to retrace the river along the gorges on the eastern edge of the plateau, then go over several mountain ranges on the plateau, and pass through mountain passes covered with snow and ice all the year round, making the road very treacherous. Today, Tashkurgan on the Pamir Plateau can be reached from Kashgar, the largest city in the Tarim Basin, in just one day by automobile, which can be described as a dangerous road. Along the way, you can see the 7,719-meter-high, year-round snow-covered Gonggel Mountain on the eastern edge of the plateau and the 7,546-meter-high Moustagh Mountain. The topography of Asia is characterized by high in the middle and low around. In the center of Asia, there is a huge mountain sink, several huge mountain ranges on the Asian continent - the Himalayas, Karakoram Mountains, Kunlun Mountains, Tien Shan Mountains, Hindu Kush Mountains are converging here to form a huge mountain knot. It is a group of snowy peaks, and the Tibetan Plateau with the world's "roof", which is the Pamir Plateau.