My Leisurely Life on the Snowfield

There are no nine-to-five jobs, no coffee-guzzling office drones, just a leisurely, easygoing life at a slower pace. A log cabin in the frozen wilderness, a sweet girl waiting on a warm kang, bear paws, venison, and salmon, snow crab, grouse, and caviar, the jingling bells of a reindeer sled, Mosin-Nagants and antique rifles, sleeping until you wake naturally, and shooting until your hands cramp. Ice-field fishing and hunting, foraging for medicine, ice swimming, diving, skiing, Gourmet food, intangible cultural heritage, extreme sports, beautiful twin girls, livestreaming, healing, lighthearted fun... Defying a terminal illness, becoming king of the snowfields, and turning into a top-tier blogger who tours the Arctic Ocean. “When the snow finally stops falling, let every ice crystal be brewed into light.” After Cheng Yanzhi is diagnosed with a rare disease, a chief physician at a top hospital tells him, “Eat whatever you want and do whatever you want.” An elderly traditional Chinese medicine doctor offers a diagnosis and treatment plan: “Go somewhere cold to recuperate. Don't wear yourself down. Take the prescribed medicine, and you may have a chance.” So Cheng Yanzhi leaves behind his medical records, complicated and exhausting relationships, and the bustle of the city, retreating to the snowy wilderness at 65 degrees north to return to a simple life in nature. He never expected to meet a pair of beautiful twins there. From then on... he never wanted to leave. This book is also titled Fishing and Hunting in the Ice Fields: Defying a Terminal Illness and Marrying Twins. Suitable for listening to as an audiobook.