Su Qing, a cultural and tourism tour guide, resolutely resigned because she refused to rip off customers and went to Nalati, which she had longed for. On the way, she met the upright and handsome Kazakh B&B owner Ye Erlan. The two went from misunderstandings to falling in love. At the same time, Su Qing's good friend Ayina, a Kazakh girl, reunited and fell in love with Yang Xin, a doctor aiding Xinjiang, but faced family concerns and health challenges. After the four people experienced grassland exploration, herder life, and rescue of premature pregnant women, Su Qing gave up her job in the city, Ye Erlan bravely pursued love; Yang Xin stayed true to her heart, and Ayina finally found consummation. Two pairs of lovers held an ethnic integration wedding in Nalati, vividly explaining that "life is a wilderness, not a track."