When the Red Men’s Combination Yu Quan Member Hu Haiquan led us to experience the HASKI polar tour

When the Red Men’s Combination Yu Quan Member Hu Haiquan led us to experience the HASKI polar tour

When the Red Men’s Combination Yu Quan Member Hu Haiquan led us to experience the HASKI polar tour

As soon as he arrived in Alaska, Hu Haiquan could not wait to stand in front of the snow-capped snow-capped mountains to leave a group photo and forget about this wonderful Northland scenery. Personally using the camera to record the bits and pieces of the HASKI Alaska polar tour.

Watching the perfect scenery, Hu Haiquan led us to open the first stop of this Alaska tour - witnessing the 2014 Iditarod dog sled race! Every year on the first Saturday of March, off-road enthusiasts from all over the country will come with their pet dogs. Each sleigh team consists of 12 to 16 dogs and controllers. This is not a simple race, but people and dogs fight with the cold nature in close cooperation. When the guns began to fire, the dogs who took the sledges together with their owners embarked on a journey that lasted more than 10 days and a journey distance of nearly 2,000 kilometers, running from Anchorage in southern Alaska to Nome on the west coast of the Bering Sea. The Iditarod dog sled race has been held for 42 days (the fastest record is 8 days 22 hours 46 minutes 2 seconds). The Iditarod Path has now become a national historical path. In the long winter of Alaska, the race crossed the metropolis and border town, involving everyone in its enthusiasm.