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Inner Mongolia pastoral girl × gentle female tour guide
Lily|HE|Salvation
The summer of 2003 was cruelly cold for Naren.
Her college entrance examination score has far exceeded the admission limit of Inner Mongolia University in previous years.
From Chifeng to Hohhot, it is more than 800 kilometers and takes more than ten hours by train.
In fact, to her, it was not that far away, but to her mother, who could fall down at any time, it seemed like the end of the world.
The big deal is, I won't be able to go to this university.
Wouldn't it be nice to stay at home and take care of your mother and herd the cattle and sheep?
Isn't it bad?
Not good...?
Maybe.
…
In the autumn of 2005, several people carrying long guns and short cannons bumped into Naren who was driving cattle and sheep back.
The woman in the lead, named Mu Xinrong, said that they were here to make a documentary.
…
This woman... Seems to be very different to Naren
*The author is neither from Inner Mongolia nor Shanghai, so some places may not be consistent with regional characteristics.
*I don't know much about the production process of documentaries and other films, and the relevant content in the article is purely made up.
Mission: Life is a long road, cherish the present moment