What's the climate like on the island?

Layers of dilapidated barracks on the hillside of the company. These barracks are all old barracks built in the 1960s and 1970s. Under the long-term erosion of sea breeze and fog, most of them are worn out. In winter, when the firewall is heated,

Suddenly become smoky; If you are not careful at night, you may get gas poisoning.

The company was stationed alone on an island. It is difficult to grow vegetables because the mountain is steep. Companies often can't eat vegetables, and sometimes it is really difficult to dig wild vegetables. The biggest difficulty on the island is the lack of fresh water. The company relies on the mainland to transport water in May and June every year. We often use more water than one. Rice washing water is used to wash vegetables, and face washing water is saved to wash clothes. There is no regular electricity and no traffic boats on the island. Officers and men can only catch up with the strong wind by local fishing boats, and it is common that they cannot sail for ten and a half months.

During the rainy season, it rains outside the house, and all the big pots and small pots in the house receive rain. Clothes and quilts can't be aired outside, and it is inevitable that they will be attacked by rain when placed indoors. The island is foggy and humid, especially in spring and summer, and the clothes and quilts on the bed are dry for several days. There are also strong winds. From winter to the next spring, grades five and six are common, and grades seven and eight are also frequented. Windless weather is rare. The biggest feature of winter is the large temperature difference. The sunshine is comfortable during the day, but it will make you tremble at night. Within a few days of winter, my hands and ears were frostbitten. Faced with the harsh climate and shabby accommodation conditions on the island, the veterans made up a jingle: "In winter, the north wind howls, you should wear a fur hat and a mask at night, otherwise your nose will freeze off; In summer, clouds surround the mountains, and clothes and quilts don't hang. You'll get arthritis after five or six years.