Traces of the Snow Sea: Bohai Dragon Picture

From 698 to 926 AD, the Bohai Kingdom ("Haidong Sheng Kingdom"), dominated by the Mohe people, prospered in the Northeast for a while, but was later destroyed by the Liao Kingdom. Legend has it that the last royal family of Bohai hid the "Bohai Dragon Pattern Gold Seal" and cultural classics, which symbolized orthodoxy, somewhere in Changbai Mountain, waiting for the opportunity to restore the country. The story mainly takes place in the "Snow Town" Shuangfeng Forest Farm and the surrounding Changbai Mountains. The winter snow period here lasts for seven months, and the snow can be up to two meters deep. There are both beautiful ice and snow landscapes and hidden natural dangers. Hidden deep in Xuexiang is the secret path leading to the ancient ruins of Bohai Sea. Protagonist: Hu Yang is the head of Xuexiang Conservation Station, a third-generation forest ranger, and a retired soldier. He is bold and righteous, familiar with every ravine in Changbai Mountain, and adheres to the creed of "protecting this mountain and forest is to protect history"... Cheng Jiayin is a young expert at the Provincial Institute of Archeology, specializing in the history of the Bohai Sea. Cold on the outside and hot on the inside, academically rigorous but sincere in heart, firmly believing that "cultural relics belong to the country and history belongs to the people"... The two engage in a life-threatening, wit-and-brained cultural relic protection battle with a transnational cultural relic smuggling syndicate...