苏联远东的贝加尔湖,是世界上最深最长的湖。从飞机上俯瞰这一大湖,碧蓝碧蓝的,象浩瀚无边的大海。湖四周的高山上,长满原始森林,给人一种深邃、神秘之感。我们从伊尔库茨克乘坐大轿车,沿着曲曲弯弯的山间公路,奔向贝加尔湖南区的风景点,沿途路过不少村庄,房屋全部是俄罗斯的“木克楞”或木板房,油成淡绿色、米黄色或白色。房前屋后开着梨花,每家院落都围着栅栏,好似一幅幅典雅的西方油画。这天正是星期六上午,每周工作五天的苏联人,许多家庭开着自备的小轿车,兴高彩烈地来到湖边别墅度假。 Lake Baikal in the Far East of the Soviet Union is the deepest and longest lake in the world. From the plane overlooking the great lake, blue and blue, like the boundless sea. The mountains around the lake, covered with virgin forest, giving a deep, mysterious feeling. We took a large sedan from Irkutsk, followed the winding mountain road to the scenic spot in the southern part of Baikal, and passed many villages along the way. All the houses were made of Russia’s “Mu Kelun” or wooden houses. Light green, beige or white. Pear house opened behind the front of the house, each courtyard are fenced, like an elegant Western painting. This is the Saturday morning, the Soviet Union working five days a week, many families drove their own cars, high-spirited to the lake villa vacation.