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美国的沙漠地带是许多著名矿产和发 现金子的所在地。由于采矿业对劳动力的 需求,来自美国各个地区的寻金者蜂拥而 至这个地区,促进了矿区域镇Tumco, Bodie,Oatman和Randsherg的繁荣。但 当矿场关闭后,小镇也随之衰败。遭人遗 弃的建筑物和矿场,杂草丛生的墓地,静 静地向人们诉说着逝去的辉煌;历史书中 的只言片语提醒人们它们曾经的确存在。 即使在今天,有关失落的黄金的故事, 依旧吸引着不少探险者。那些失落的金山真 的存在吗?有关失落财宝的传说可信吗?
The desert area of the United States is home to many famous minerals and cash donations. Due to the demand for labor in the mining industry, gold seekers from all regions of the United States flock to the area, promoting the prosperity of the mining areas of the towns of Tumco, Bodie, Oatman and Randsherg. But when the mine closed, the town also declined. Aboriginal buildings and mines, overgrown graveyards, quietly tell people the glory of passing away; words in history books remind people that they used to exist. Even today, the story of lost gold still attracts many explorers. Have those lost Jinshan really existed? Are the legends about lost treasures credible?