Who belongs to the North and South Poles? Traveled through...

On the 28th day from the North Pole to the South Pole, I listened to Bob’s sharing in the morning, “Whose North Pole belongs to me?” Research.

The Arctic does not belong to any country, it belongs to the high seas. The North Pole and the Antarctic are the last two pure lands that humans have not yet inhabited. The Antarctic does not belong to any country, but belongs to mankind all over the world. If any country wants to exploit Antarctic resources, it must obtain approval from the United Nations before entering the Antarctic region for resource development. , and there is no special international treaty to stipulate ownership rights in the Arctic. The countries with interests in the Arctic are mainly Russia, the United States, Canada, Denmark and Finland. The reason why the Arctic has become the focus now is that on the one hand, global warming has caused the ice and snow in the North and South Poles to recede more seriously, causing waterways that were previously hidden by ice and snow to appear, which can shorten the Pacific route. On the other hand, the Arctic region is rich in oil. and natural gas resources. With the global oil and natural gas dwindling, Arctic oil and natural resources have become the best choice for Russia, Canada and the United States, three countries with large energy consumption. Although Russia has recently carried out geographical exploration in the Arctic and It claims sovereignty over 1.2 million square kilometers of land in the Arctic, but neither Canada nor the United States recognizes it. Denmark also claims sovereignty from Greenland to the North Pole, but the United Nations has not yet recognized it. So far, the Arctic is still the only territory of all mankind. However, there is no special international treaty to recognize it, so when there is a conflict over Arctic territorial sovereignty, the only way to regulate it is the United Nations Law of the Sea.

The old man is an American and a geological research expert. He is 79 years old and still works on the expedition ship Advance. I heard that a place in Antarctica is named after him. He knew that I would go from the North Pole to the South Pole in 88 days, and he told me that if I needed any information, I could send him an email at any time. I especially like the amiableness of the old man. Yibo, a member of the Chinese expedition team, told me that "Bob is a mobile museum." The old man encouraged me not to stop at books, but to keep speaking English with people from different countries. After 88 days, I will become completely different. I like to listen to the old man talk. He told me about his growing up process. He may know that I may not be able to understand it completely. He asked me to record it and listen to it several times. I am very grateful to the loving old man.

Today I sent a WeChat message to my baby, but I didn’t get through. I felt empty inside. Now the weather is calm and the Forward has passed through the particularly narrow “Troll Strait”. The route of the past few days has been the maiden voyage of the Forward, and we have experienced the first time of this expedition ship together.

Docked at the pier for 5 and a half hours in the afternoon, preparing to go to the Lofoten Hus Art Museum and Caviar Factory in Henningsville, the Ice Sculpture and War Museum in Swalwell, looking forward to new discoveries...< /p>

After being dizzy for a few days, we docked at the dock and took a breather. Everyone was in a hurry, looking forward to leaving the expedition ship as soon as possible.

I walked around the town for more than two hours, and every step I took felt light and airy. I was used to walking with my legs spread on the expedition ship, and I still walk with my legs spread when I return to the mainland, which is a bit... It’s not very elegant; after walking a short distance, I slowly got used to walking in small steps...

This should be an old fishing village, very clean. Henningsv?r (Norwegian: Henningsv?r) is located in northern Norway, on several small islands off the south coast of Ostefa in the Lofoten Islands. It is part of the city of Vogan and has about 500 local residents. . Henningswell is a famous tourist destination. The local area also has a football field built in the south of the village.

The area here is about 0.3 square kilometers. You can walk around in a large circle quickly without smelling fishy smell. There are few people and it is very quiet. You can come quietly there, or walk quietly...

After breathing the fresh air of the town, I took nothing away. Before returning to the expedition ship, I changed to another bus and went to SVOLVAER to experience a foreign country. Experience the ice sculpture museum and military museum in the small town.

I set off for OSAN PIER? svolvaer at 9:15 pm. Excluding the time on the way, I only had about 40 minutes. I gave up the ice sculpture museum and chose the local military museum.

The Chinese teammates chose to walk and see the city. As a Chinese, I still chose to see the military museum. Can't understand the language and can only understand some items.

The fee was 100. I didn’t understand the unit behind the number, so I took out the 100 euros I only brought with me today (carry it with me, no expenses) and gave it to the staff. The staff looked at me for a long time and asked me where I came from. I proudly answered "China". The staff told me, "If it's in euros, 10 euros". I gave him 100 euros and he gave me a "please" gesture. The gesture was towards the door. I thought it was too late and he wouldn't sell tickets. I was about to leave when he said, "This is my business card, please keep it, it's free for you." He led me to see a historical picture related to China and the Soviet Union, but I was too high to take it.

I looked at a small military museum for 40 minutes. From military uniforms and guns to war badges, war medical care, etc., I seemed to have entered another era in an instant, and I couldn’t turn back time. How many years ago; there are also items left over from foreign wars.

I have also been to the Military Museum in Beijing, China. It is basically a patriotic education. Everything presented has a new feel, including used guns, etc., which are all wiped clean; The museum has a very real feeling, and there is an old smell when entering...

I have traveled through the history of a foreign country; I am very grateful to the leader of the Foreign Military Museum for allowing me to experience it for free in such a short period of time. What’s different about going to a foreign museum is that they allowed me to take photos and told me that it would be fine as long as there was no flash.

The moment we returned to the expedition ship Advance, there was a long pause at the entrance to the third deck. Look at the distant China, the baby, family, classmates, friends, etc.; wait for the teammates who have not returned; breathe the fresh air of Swalwell into your lungs hard. If you can store it, you will definitely store it and return to Beijing.

Back on the expedition ship, I couldn’t sleep for a long time... I thought about a lot of things - suddenly I seemed to be shocked by something foreign... The military of that era?

Traveling through history, I cherish the present even more.

Do meaningful things and manage yourself better. Suddenly I remembered a passage, "Use the money you spend to buy ten pieces of clothing to buy one, and your wardrobe will be classic; use the energy of doing ten things to do one thing, and your career will be classic; put the messy emotions into one." If you focus on one person, your love will be classic; if you spend the energy of watching ten TV series on one classic, your temperament will be classic.

How long you can walk depends not on your feet, but on your feet. Ambition, the swan's ambition is in the sky, the sparrow's heart is under the eaves.

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? Zhicheng Cultural and Creative Brand Management Smart Life Academy

? Leader Dongfang Li Zhiwen 20170917

? 1:22 pm Norwegian time

? Arranged in 20180610 Moving Car