Three of the four members of the Han family died.
Grandpa died in the winter of 1988. I went into Laohangou to patrol the mountains, but didn't come out for seven days. When he found it, he was frozen into an ice sculpture, holding a handful of wolf hair in his hand. Officially, it was an accident.
My father died in 2015. I was also patrolling the mountains and encountered an avalanche. The body was found in the spring of the following year. The camera was hung around his neck, and all the film inside was exposed. Officials also said it was an accident.
Han Xue works as a forensic doctor in the provincial capital, specializing in talking to the dead. She doesn't believe in accidents.
That day, a phone call came: Han Forensic Doctor, your grandfather has been found - he was transformed into a whole person from the glacier.
She asked for leave to go back and collect the body. I opened my grandpa's hand that had been frozen for thirty years and found that it was not a wolf hair.
It's human skin with hair follicles.
The county bureau said that the chain of evidence was broken and the case could not be filed. Han Xue went into the mountain by herself and found three bones in an abandoned mine. The results of the DNA comparison came out: one was my grandfather's patrol partner back then, and the other two were poachers who disappeared thirty years ago.
The film my father left behind was also developed. The last photo was taken of a stone with a wolf's head carved on it, and a person standing next to the stone.
That man is still alive and is the leader of the city.
On the way into the mountain, a white wolf kept staring at her. There is a scar on the left eye. It was there when my grandfather died thirty years ago.
Some people say that there is something dirty in this mountain, and you can't get out if you go in. Han Xue doesn't believe this.
She only believed in evidence and believed that the dead could talk.
Four people were buried above the snow line. She had to bring them all back.
