在美国仍然有这么一群人，亚洲他们依靠在山中狩猎维持生计，亚洲他们就是山人。几百年来，山人凭借着古老的生存技能，度过了山中的风风雨雨，传承了一代又一代人。一年中最冷的月份即将来临，我们将前往阿巴拉契亚山脉、落基山脉、以及阿拉斯加，看看山人们如何争分夺秒地为最难度过的日子做准备。尤斯塔斯住在北卡罗来纳州的山上，他已经在这里居住了二十年之久。这些年来，他在这里建立了家庭，以狩猎、捕鱼和饲养动物存活。汤姆与他的妻子生活在蒙大拿州的山上，距离他最近的城镇也有100英里之远，他已经有十年没有出过
蔡健雅
回复 :On a brisk day in November 1998, a doughy balding Brooklyn computer salesman was supposed to report to prison to begin serving a 17-year sentence. He rented a Ford Taurus. Drove to Queens to turn in the ankle monitor he had been wearing. He took $600 out of an ATM. Headed to JFK airport. And vanished. His name was John Ruffo. The crime he had committed was outlandish. Using forged documents and fake corporate seals, he persuaded banks to loan him $350 million. He invented a nonexistent proposition that he called “Project Star” and he used the money to gamble the millions on the stock market, becoming one of Wall Street’s high-rollers. When the FBI caught wind of his swindle, they set up a sting. At his sentencing, prosecutors made an unthinkable mistake. They agreed to let John Ruffo drive himself to prison. What followed was one of the longest and most challenging manhunts in the history of the U.S. Marshals Service. We discover a man whose life was a hall of mirrors. Secret identities, unlikely affiliations, and bogus companies are uncovered. Was he secretly helping an elite unit of FBI spy-hunters lure Soviet scientists to defect? Did he cut a deal with the mob to help him disappear? Was that him, seated behind home plate at Dodger Stadium? We join the chase as the Marshals try and resolve a case that has baffled and bewildered generations of their colleagues, crossing the globe to ask one pressing question: Have you seen this man?
程晓静
回复 :结城友奈每天早上起床、做好准备出门上学、上课、参加社团活动、和朋友一起玩……她就是这样过着普通日常的中学2年生。如果非要kkju.cc找出特殊的地方的话，那就是她所属的社团是“勇者部”…
阿强
回复 :曾经未能夺冠的那些明星组合，如今重新集结继续他们的未尽之旅。
