Sanjiang Snow Language

From the winter solstice when frost forms on the surface of frozen pears to the Grain Rain when ice sheets smash into docks, this phenological record of the Sanjiang Plain carves the life scale of Northern Xinjiang with the billions of tons of ice fission and warmth. The forest rangers chased the red fox's footprints in the snow, the crane keepers recorded the red-crowned crane's ice-breaking sound track, and the winter swimming team sprinkled the spirit mist into the middle of the river. In the glass-like crispness of -40 degrees below zero, they overprinted the prism-like message of spring in the North. When the rust-sealed ice rows and the wedding red silk embrace each other in the whirlpool, the Songhua River is flowing at a speed of seven meters per second, crushing the Oroqen people's birch bark whistles, the stained window fragments of the Russian church, and all the frozen memories into a hydrological code sent to the Sea of ​​Okhotsk. The ice ballast warmed by the bronzed backs of Lao Zhao will eventually turn into the first ray of light on the backs of whales at dawn on the Kamchatka Peninsula.