Background

Antarctica covers an area of about 14,500,000 square kilometers. It is the coldest, driest, most desolate place with the most frequent blizzards in the world. Unpolluted, it is so far the cleanest continent in the world, covered by an icecap over thousands of chi in thickness for hundreds of millennia. The icecap is the most splendid landscape of Antarctica, reputed as the "white desert". Along the coast of this magic land live ocean animals such as penguins and seals, and birds. The mysterious Antarctica has become a sacred place for explorations and researches on geosciences.

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