Alaska: Spirit of the Wild (1997)

Alaska is a mysterious and amazing land, the largest state in the United States and the hometown of high mountains, with the largest number of glaciers, coasts, fields, natural resources and wildlife in the world. Wildlife lovers can feast their eyes in Alaska. You may see a large reindeer roaming on the road, or you may encounter a grizzly bear walking in the distance, or you can watch whales on the coast, while the eagle may roar overhead. People, lands and wildlife in Alaska have woven a beautiful picture together. When you come to Alaska, you will find that "the world is supposed to be like this." Alaska has about 3 million lakes, 94 of which are more than 10 square miles wide; of the 20 mountains in North America, 17 are located in Alaska. The natural environment created Alaska's national park and won the title of the last virgin land (The Last Frontier). Apart from oil, natural gas, gold, silver, lead, zinc, coal, and forestry are all world-class, and they are located on routes between Asia and the North American continent. The open sky policy of aviation makes Alaska the most ideal source of resources for Asian countries.