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The aftermath of the French Revolution swept the country, and the pit that mysteriously disappeared from the map became part of this history. Once an obscure hill in the Altai Mountains, it was only after exploration that it was revealed that it was rich in mineral deposits. At the beginning of my visit, I was calm, but when I stepped into it, I knew the vastness and depth of this pit.
This huge gyroscope, the wonder of the source of the Irtysh River, has supported this land with its rich mineral deposits since the beginning of New China's toddler. Today, the No. 3 pit of Cocoto Sea is like a labyrinth underground, with a depth of 200 meters, a length of more than 240 meters and a width of more than 240 meters. The winding road by the pit winds its way, as if it leads to another world.
In 1935, Soviet geological teams discovered rare ores such as beryl, spodumene, and tanawa in the arms of Fuyun County, marking the discovery of this deposit. Keketuohai No. 3 pit carries 84 kinds of minerals such as juxi, potassium and silicon, among which its beryllium resources, which rank first in China, are the most eye-catching. This underground treasure trove not only paid off 40% of the foreign debt, but also marveled at the lack of technical level at that time.
In Keketohai Town, north of Altay Fuyun County, Xinjiang, this pit has become a unique geological wonder in China and even the world. The abundance of wrinkle resources, the color, lithium, but the forefront of the country, making it the same name as Canada's Lake Belnick mine, has become a "natural geological museum" recognized by the geological community.
This mine, in the early 60s of the last century, paid off almost half of the debts of the USSR for the sake of the future and honor of the Motherland. It is the transformation from a mountain into this huge mine pit that is deeply shocking. Everything here is worth seeing.
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