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The "Gate to Hell" in China's Kunlun Mountains

"The sky is blue, the fields are vast, and the grass is blown by the wind and cattle and sheep can be seen." In the eyes of shepherds, places with plenty of grass and water are where they graze. of paradise. But the shepherds living in the Kunlun Mountains would rather have their cattle and sheep starve to death in the Gobi Desert because there is no fat grass to eat, than dare to enter the ancient and silent valleys of the Kunlun Mountains with lush pasture.

This valley is Death Valley, known as the "Gateway to Hell" in Kunlun Mountains. The valley is covered with wolf furs, bear bones, hunters' steel guns and lonely graves on barren hills, giving the world a gloomy and terrifying aura of death. The following is a true story witnessed by a geological team of the Xinjiang Bureau of Geology and Mineral Resources:

In 1983, a group of horses from the Alar Ranch in Qinghai Province strayed into Death Valley because they were greedy for the fat grass in the valley. . A herder ventured into the valley in search of horses. After a few days passed, the people did not appear, but the horses did. His body was later found on a hill. His clothes were torn, his feet were bare, his eyes were wide with anger, his mouth was open, the shotgun was still in his hand, and he looked like he was still determined to die. What is puzzling is that no injuries or signs of attack were found on his body.

Shortly after this tragic accident, the geological team working nearby was also attacked by Death Valley. It was July 1983. When it was extremely hot outside, a snowstorm suddenly began to fall near Death Valley. A thunderous roar accompanied the sudden blizzard, and the cook fainted on the spot. According to the cook's recollection, as soon as he heard the thunder, he suddenly felt numb all over his body, his eyes turned black, and then he lost consciousness. When the team members went out to work the next day, they were shocked to find that the original loess had turned into black soil, like ashes, and all animals and plants had been "killed."

Shennongjia, China

Shennongjia is located at the junction of Sichuan and Hubei between the Yangtze River and Han River in China. It is known as the "Roof of Central China" and covers an area of ??3,250 square kilometers, with more than 85% of it being forested. The average altitude is 1,700 meters, with the highest point reaching 3,105 meters. There are various climate types.

When people think of Shennongjia, they can’t help but think of “savages”. From ancient times to the present, there are a large number of records and legends about savages that make it difficult to distinguish the authenticity. From 1977 to 1980, relevant departments organized two large-scale field expeditions and collected a large amount of evidence about the existence of savages, such as savage hair, footprints, feces, etc., and also found bamboo nests where savages had lived. The results of the investigation seem to indicate to people that there is indeed a strange animal unknown to people in Shennongjia.