Living Alone in the Wilderness: an Arctic Journey

[Hard-core survival + psychological redemption + live interaction + extreme cold adventure] "In absolute solitude, one becomes either a beast or a god." Lin Fan, a former special reconnaissance soldier, suffers from PTSD (post-traumatic stress disorder) and wakes up all night from nightmares of the sacrifice of his comrades. In order to escape the hustle and bustle of civilized society and his inner nightmare, he resolutely signed up to participate in the fifteenth season of "Alone in the Wild", the world's most cruel survival reality show. Location: 70 degrees north latitude, the uninhabited area of ​​the Arctic Circle in Alaska. Rules: Ten players, ten pieces of equipment, survive alone for 100 days. No camera crew, no script, no assistance. Goal: Defeat extreme cold, hunger, wild beasts, and the self that may collapse at any time. When the helicopter dropped him into the vast sea of ​​dark green forest, Lin Fan faced not only the fatal low temperature of minus 40 degrees Celsius and the gray wolves and brown bears waiting for opportunities, but also the irreplaceable wilderness deep in his heart. From building a Dakota fire pit to making a recurve hunting bow, from trap hunting to tanning animal hides, Lin Fan used his top military survival skills to carve out a way out of desperate situations. Under the lens of millions of viewers around the world, this is not only a competition for a million-dollar prize, but also an epic journey of a wounded soul suturing itself in the wilderness and regaining a new life. **Lin Fan: "I'm not here to conquer nature, I'm here to find myself that was lost on the battlefield."** ---