Xinjiang Exploration: Dark Gobi

The expensive and sensational Earth Telescope project began on the Kola Peninsula in an effort to drill the deepest hole on Earth. After three years of hard work, after drilling 2,000 meters in the Science and Technology ultra-deep well, the drilling speed suddenly dropped. In the following years, only 262 meters were drilled. During this period, strange incidents occurred, the plan was suspended, and tens of thousands of scientists had to evacuate the Kola Peninsula. Overnight, the Kola Peninsula became a mysterious word in the world. Yuan Sen found the underground museum in Yiwu County and followed this clue until he found the Kola Peninsula. In the ruins of the ultra-deep technology well, Yuan Sen discovered that the formulation of the plan actually originated from an uninhabited land in western China! There, located at the junction of Xinjiang, Gansu, and Inner Mongolia, is China's largest no-man's land. The Soviet Union and Mongolia once sent coalition forces to sneak in secretly to kill the bandits, which is called the Black Gobi.