Russia

From Xi'an, I was planning to go from Harbin to North Korea. In the end, the teachers from other universities in Xi'an who had asked us to go with us all went to North Korea after the meeting, and only the six of us decided to transfer to Russia, because they had all been to Russia after the meeting last year. The reason why we decided to change to Russia was that we thought that going to Russia in Harbin should be the first choice.

Another child among the six people could not get a temporary visa because he did not bring his ID card. Finally the four of us set off.

There is only one flight a week from Harbin to Vladivostok, so we had to take a train to get there, and then change buses to Vladivostok after arriving at Suifenhe.

After entering the territory of Russia, the field of vision is wide and there is no territory. Outside the car window, there will always be boundless fields, boundless green, boundless grasslands, boundless sea of flowers, and boundless golden wheat waves.

There are no high-rise buildings to be seen along the way. There are occasional small villages scattered among the greenery. Seeing such fertile and flat land, the people in the car shouted: What a waste of Russians! It's a pity that such a good land is not used for crops, and it can be used as pasture. However, during the more than four hours of driving, I saw the green under the blue sky and white clouds, and the sea of flowers was blue, and the splendid scenery was more beautiful than oil paintings! It was so beautiful!

Only in the vicinity of a small village and town can you see the golden wheat field being harvested, at this time the wheat field in the boundless sea of green wild flowers, not like a crop, more like a work of art from the color palette of nature, this golden yellow is so dazzling, so brilliant dotted with the oasis field.

Compared with the boundless grassland area, the soybean and corn are negligible, and they grow green and shiny, dyed with the vast grassland, forming a green earth, which is so beautiful!

This is actually a characteristic of Europe, where they allow the land to grow naturally with green grass and flowers, and rarely cultivate and plant it, so as to minimize the pollution of the land. On both sides of the road, there will be no grazing, and they will choose to stay away from the town, so that the cattle and sheep can grow in a clean environment. Anyway, what they have is pasture.

This, therefore, determines the safety of their food chain.

On the distance from Suifen to Vladivostok, there is not a single mountain, almost all plains, and occasionally undulating hills are the border separating China and Russia. Facing the garden-like fat and vast plains, I can't help but think of this land that belongs to us. I admire how visionary, persevering, and ambitious our ancestors were. Rely on the war horse to expedition here, and bring such a fertile land into our territory. I also understand why I didn't continue to expand when I arrived in Vladivostok. Because further forward is the boundless sea, the ancestors can not move forward.

Stepping into the city of Vladivostok, what arises spontaneously is the reverence for the ancestors. But I saw Vladivostok, which was completely Europeanized, and did not ignite the ambition of the traveler 'Taihang Ranger': when will Vladivostok be recovered?

This may be a woman's characteristic: it's good to live and work in peace.

It was only when I arrived in Vladivostok and walked into the city, and after having an intersection, I found that this city that was once ours has no trace of us now. We have completely reached a place where we are 'abandoned'. Here, we don't know a word or understand a word. No Chinese is spoken, no English is spoken, only Russian. At this time, the mouth is redundant, and it is useless to even gesture mute.

Well, now we're put into illiteracy. When you meet Russians, you don't have to say hello, it's not that we're rude, but that people can't understand English and Chinese. Originally, we were a little proud to come here, because we came to the place where our ancestors lived, and now we feel: this is Russia!

Yes, we are completely in Russia!

Standing on this clod, as long as you don't know Russian, then you have a high degree in China and are in vain, and the treatment is the same as that of the seven-year-old boy who is in the same country at Peking University (this little boy, I must write about him well).

During my six-day trip to Russia, the biggest impression was that it was good to be the master of my own country! At the same time, I also want to weakly ask Putin the Great, one of the two kings I admire the most, in this world: Is your people self-confidence? Or are you coaxing us Chinese when you say that there is a Chinese language craze in Russia? Or is Vladivostok the only one who does not learn?

Because of the torture of language barriers in Russia, I originally wanted to make a wish to learn some Russian after returning to prepare for going to Moscow again, but when I saw that my country's college entrance examination subjects had changed, and English did not take the college entrance examination, I immediately thought of the photo I saw at Suifenhe Customs: President Xi and Putin shook hands with a bright smile.

If you don't learn it, it's better to forget English, and let people from all over the world make them three points shorter when they come to China, and become illiterate and dumb!

Ha ha......

2014－7－27~8－7