[Research Proposal] Trans-Eurasian &North American Cold-Zone Hunting Systems

This comparative research establishes a cutting-edge, convergent methodology combining Cultural Anthropology, Predator Ecology, and Advanced Biomechanics. It investigates the correlation between the Northern Korean Warrior Locomotion (NKWL) of the Eurasian sub-zero frontiers and the Winter Tracking Systems of North American Indigenous Peoples (Algonquin, Navajo, Inuit).

By analyzing how human populations under intense sub-zero environments ($\leq -30^\circ\text{C}$) independently evolved kinetic codes to track and intercept apex quadrupedal predators, this project unveils universal physical constants and unique environmental adaptations.

the Baishan City Intangible Cultural Heritage Management website in China, which introduces the field research findings of Chinese folklorist Cao Baoming.

Famous Scholar Cao Baoming Discusses Northeast Tiger Culture: Letting Natural Lifestyles Return

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