Trouble? ! Yelling like an Icelandic? Eta Redster! "

For Iceland, many people are full of yearning, many people are full of longing, and many people list it as a must-see The Bucket List in this life. At the end of the trip, I clicked on Reykjavik Airport at 20 18 to send my last circle of friends, and received many praises and comments. One of them, a lovely young lady who is in love with spring, gave me this evaluation: "My God! ! ! ! Iceland is so beautiful! ! ! ! This is another series that must go with people you like! "

Seeing this comment, I lost my mind for an instant and didn't know how to reply. It is understandable that a girl who is in love always wants to share any beautiful scenery with her lover, but unfortunately, it is difficult to trigger a * * * song here. As a calm and self-sustaining (no! ) In single dog, all romantic feelings that smell of love are avoided, and my most intuitive feeling about Iceland is only one: the sense of eschatology.

Due to the special geographical environment, there is no train/subway or light rail in Iceland, so there are only two ways to travel to Iceland: driving or joining a group. For safety reasons, the seven of us did not choose to drive by car, but signed up for the "Three-day Tour of Southern Golden Circle".

It's hard for you to meet other cars on the road when you go eastbound along the Golden Ring Road. More often, only the minibus where you are, wrapped in the drowsiness of a group of people, travels endlessly along the endless road. The exceptionally precious winter sunshine, like various filters in the camera APP, turned the snow-capped mountain in front of us into a hazy blue mist before the sun came out, a hazy pink at the beginning of sunset, a golden extraction at sunset, and a chaotic black at sunset. The endless wilderness beside me, the surging river, and the moss gently nestled on the rocks crashed into the field of vision as the vehicle drove, and fled behind me in an instant. I always prefer natural landscape to human landscape. Along the way, I often looked at the scene in front of me and thought about the feelings brought by the scenery in front of me. When I think about this question seriously, or think back now, I find that my answer is "calm". There is no shock, no emotion, no dumbfounded, only the sense of tranquility and belonging carried by nature. Just like the picture opened by WeChat, a lonely villain stands in front of a huge planet, completely shrouded in the shadow of the planet. How will he feel: "fear"? "Fear" I don't think so, maybe it's more a sense of humility and calmness looking up at the vast universe, just like my feelings in the face of the vast wilderness of Iceland.

Perhaps in order to relieve the fatigue of the journey, our guide grandfather introduced us to Iceland's volcanic formation, river changes, vegetation growth and glacier melting in English while driving. With his stories, especially the scenes related to melting glaciers or volcanic eruptions, my heart became very heavy. On the other hand, he looks calm and doesn't seem to be bothered at all. What's more, he once said that he planned to buy a house in xxx town in the future to settle down for the elderly, in case the sea level rise flooded the city where he lives now. I was dumbfounded at that time: how could anyone say such a "running away from home" scene so calmly? !

The same thing happened to the tour guide when we visited Lan Bing Cave. This is a great man who has lived in almost every continent in the world. He has a unkempt beard, a red face, a furry sweater and thick hiking boots. He is kind and enthusiastic. Driving a Mercedes-Benz bus specially modified for climbing glaciers on the rampage, waving warmly to every passing glacier bus driver, joking all the way to ignite the atmosphere inside the car, and steaming laughter seemed to melt the glacier. After getting off the bus, he stepped on the glacier and said to us, "Hey, it hasn't snowed in Iceland this year, which is really unusual." This is really not a good thing for melting glaciers and Icelanders. Without heavy snow, glaciers will melt faster. "My heart froze and I frowned at him." But it's good for you. You can see a purer blue glacier. Gnome male-"... By the way, do you know what is the chief culprit of global warming? Plane, you are here to travel to see glaciers, and you are also accelerating the melting of glaciers ... "Listening to him is like a marionette, and watching him talk is neither boring and complaining, nor an unintentional joke. Finally, someone couldn't help asking, "What do you Icelanders think of glacier melting? Is it sad or ... "

He frowned slightly, as if he had searched the answer quickly in his mind, and then answered seriously, "There is a famous saying in Iceland? Etta Reddast means to accept the problem when it is difficult to solve, and there will always be a solution! This is our Icelandic philosophy of life ... "

I don't quite remember what he said later, but this Icelandic language that I didn't understand at all aroused my great interest. After the trip, I specially googled Iceland's philosophy of life:

"? Etta Reddast can be translated as "Everything will pass! "The Icelandic people are descendants of the Vikings, and the spirit of pirate adventure is engraved in their bones. For centuries, Icelandic life seems to be a game with nature. After experiencing storms, volcanic eruptions and earthquakes, they seem to have found a set of ways to survive in adversity, breaking through obstacles with optimism and persistence, and finding a solution to their predicament. There will always be a turning point, and the dilemma will pass sooner or later. It seems that you don't care. Isn't it a natural and cheerful attitude to put everything in your eyes? " The ancients in China also had the same wisdom as "A blessing in disguise is a blessing in disguise" and "When you cross the bridge when you come to it".

The so-called "much ado about nothing", how can there be so many troubles in this world? !