What stalk does Siberia dig potatoes for?

Digging potatoes in Siberia, online buzzwords, going to Siberia for labor reform and suffering. There is a teasing meaning. Because during the Soviet purge, Stalin liked to throw people into Siberia, where there were all kinds of prisoners of war. The Soviet Union sent defeated fascist prisoners of war to Siberia for reeducation through labor, and digging potatoes was one of them.

Origin of digging potatoes in Siberia:1August 9, 945, while Japan "recruited nuclear weapons" twice in a row, the Soviet Union officially declared war on Japan on August 8, and mobilized10.5 million troops to launch the "August Storm Operation" the next day, which led to the rapid destruction of nearly 700,000 Kwantung troops that occupied the Northeast 14 years.

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Siberian nation and culture;

In southern Siberia, along the Yenisei River, there are some ethnic minorities-Hakka, Angara River, Lena River, Altai Mountain and Sayan Mountain, and the pearl of eastern Siberia-Lake Baikal. Lake Baikal is the deepest and possibly oldest lake in the world with a history of 25 million years.

It contains almost 25% of the world's fresh water reserves and is very clear and transparent. A white disc with a diameter of 30 cm can still be seen 40 meters under the water of Lake Baikal. Lake Baikal is about 500 meters above sea level. Lake Baikal is home to 1850 species of animals and 850 species of plants, many of which are endemic here.

Siberia itself is also famous for its cold. Sometimes the cold reaches -40℃~-50℃. And -25~-30℃ can't attract the attention of local residents at all, which is a common temperature in winter. Summer in southern Siberia is very hot, reaching 30 degrees Celsius. You can swim, although the water is often a little cold: even in July, the water temperature can only reach 17~ 18℃.