Does Ningguta really have a tower? Why would the people of the Qing Dynasty rather die than go there

Ningguta is located in Gucheng Village, Changting Town, Hailin, Mudanjiang City, Heilongjiang Province, which is an important town in the northeast frontier region ruled by the Qing Dynasty in China, and is the military and political and economic center of the vast area of Jilin under the jurisdiction of Heilongjiang in the north of Shengjing (Shenyang) in the Qing Dynasty. It is the head of the three sides of Jilin in the Qing Dynasty (Ningguta, three surnames, Hunchun). Later, its jurisdiction was reduced, and there were ruins of the old city.

Inningguta is located on the northeastern border, frozen all year round, inaccessible and very suitable for criminal reform. At the same time, it is also the birthplace of the Manchurians, where criminals not only reclaim wasteland, build bridges and roads, but also change the face of the hometown of the Qing royal family. also have to endure hunger, be cattle and horses for the local ** and Manchurians, and become domestic slaves to show the glory of their ancestors.

Due to the very difficult conditions of hard labor in the local area, being sent to Ningguta was basically sentenced to death, so the exiled Qingzhong** was very reluctant to come to this clan. The reason why the local conditions of Ningguo Tower are particularly difficult is that there are many reasons why it is not Zhaozhengtong, the first is that its climate is particularly harsh, it is a bitter cold place, and ordinary people will basically freeze to death after arriving here.

Ningguta is full of criminals, in fact, some people who have violated the law of the country's quiet friends and reputation, and the criminal law inside is very serious. This is due to the fact that if they break the law, they will be locked up in it, and they will end up worse than dead. Opening paragraph.

It can be said that as long as you go in, you don't have to come out again, and there will be man-eating monsters, because these numbers are afraid of killing them, and they would rather die than enter the place where the remnants of the jujube grind.

First, because Ningguta is located in a remote place, the natural conditions are harsh, and it belongs to the bitter cold land. Exiled from the Central Plains or the south to Ningguta, as little as a few hundred miles, more than thousands of miles, the road is long, the conditions are difficult, many exiles are eaten by wild beasts on the way, and they die in a foreign land if they can't reach Ningguta at all. Wu Zhaoqian, who had been in exile in Ningguta for 22 years, wrote in a letter to his mother:

Ninggu cold bitter world unfounded, from the beginning of spring to the middle of April, the wind is blind and closed like thunder and lightning are close at hand, from May to July it rains one after another, in mid-August it snows heavily, and the river is frozen in early September. When the snow reaches the ground, it becomes solid ice, and there is a vast white snow as far as the eye can see. "A literati named Fang Gonggan also said:

People say that Huangquan Road, if you arrive at Ningguta, there will be ten Huangquan and you will not be afraid.