蓝天之下,戈壁之上,天之尽头,矗立着一棵苍老而孤独的胡杨树。 树干如蟠龙,粗壮而斑驳;树枝象虬须,纷繁而倔强;树叶似铜钱,金黄而茂密。 苍茫的荒原上,这棵胡杨树,就成为新疆塔里木幸福城监狱1 监区突出的标志。 为了了解生活在胡杨下,那些被人誉为“大漠狱神”的人们,我们乘上2020吉普车,在监狱狱政科张干事的引导下,向着胡杨的方向颠簸。 Under the blue sky, the Gobi, the end of the sky, stands a old and lonely poplar tree. Trunk, such as Beaulieu, stout and mottled; branches like bearded, numerous and stubborn; leaves like coins, golden and dense. On the vast wasteland, this poplar tree has become a prominent symbol of a prison district in Tarim, Xinjiang. In order to understand people living under Populus euphratica, those who are hailed as “desert jail gods”, we take the 2020 jeep, under the guidance of Prison Prison Section Zhang, toward the direction of Populus euphoria.