In the Dream, I Am the Forest and Mine Manager

In the distant pasture, there was a sad sound of morinouqin. Mines, oil fields, and coal mines have taken root in the grasslands, and the "GDP" competes with cattle and sheep for pasture, filling the financial "money bag." Due to the "tunnel warfare" style mining, the grassland collapsed twice and cattle fell into it; a large amount of groundwater was discharged to the surface and the pasture turned yellow; Aleph threatened to jump off the building; Bayar sought to "survive" in the cracks and took the lead in doing some "things that did not please Gacha and Sumu". He secretly gave advice to the herdsmen and hired "journalists" to "make trouble" in the company and put pressure on the company... The children of several herdsmen families nearby went to work in mines and coal mines. With the "hostage" in their hands, the herdsmen became obedient little sheep. Ecology is a public resource. Who will set the price for ecology? Herdsmen say it well: You can buy bottled water to drink; you cannot buy air in cans; if people want to survive, cattle and sheep must also survive... Destroying the grassland is equivalent to farting in bed and stinking yourself. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.