Is there a country with MINUS 50 degrees?

Yakutsk, Russia: Is it cold to live at -50℃ in winter? Then try Yakutsk. In this city deep in Siberia, Russia, "a little cold" means MINUS 50℃, and shops that rush to the corner at the fastest speed will also be frostbitten. 5℃ below zero will make people feel refreshed. Wearing a small hat and a scarf is enough to keep warm. At MINUS 20℃, you will feel that the moisture in your nostrils will freeze; At MINUS 35℃, bare skin will soon become numb, and it is not surprising that it is frostbitten; At MINUS 45℃, wearing glasses becomes an adventure: the metal frame will stick to the cheek, and taking off the glasses is likely to tear off a piece of meat. Breaking down on the way to Yakutsk often means death. Walk hundreds of miles along the "White Bone Road" and you will reach the coldest settlement in the world-Oymyakon Town. The extreme minimum temperature is -7 1.2℃, which is the "cold pole" inhabited all the year round on the earth.