The place was called Fruity Town, which could be an expression of hope because the land of the far north was short of fruit and vegetables.
It was a small town. The northern part of Canada was like Siberia, except for wetlands and swamps, and the weather was harsh. Every year there was a period of polar night when the sky was dark for almost half of the year.
Living in such an environment could be so stressful that even countries with such good welfare as Norway, Sweden, and Iceland still had high suicide rates and the highest incidence of mental illness in the world.
This season was good, after all, when the summer came, and the climate was mild and sunny. Li Du thought the local climate was very good when they arrived, not too hot or cold. It was indeed comfortable.
There were probably a few hundred houses in the town, as well as a lone bar, movie theater, restaurant, and a church.
