The Wind Comes from Northern Tibet

Two-way redemption｜Tibetan highway culture｜Reunion after broken mirror｜Wildlife protection｜Later city The sassy, enthusiastic and bright Tibetan girl vs the sickly, paranoid and cold Shanghai young master The wild and sincere girl on the grassland × the soft boy with depression and hedgehog A top-notch wild folk ballad singer vs. A wealthy businessman from a group who regained his property In the midsummer of 2016, in the remote Zhama Village in Qiangtang, northern Tibet. Suonansang saved Wen Zhou, who was on the verge of death in a deliberate car accident because the albino Tibetan antelope Gar was lost. He was unconscious and thought he would sleep here forever. The girl squatted on the desolate land and whispered to him: "When a person can't hold on, his ears are the last to close. If someone speaks, his soul will not be lost." So she sang and crooned all the way, forcefully calling him back from the brink of death. Suonansang is an orphan who grew up in an orphanage. He has a bright appearance and a beautiful singing voice, but he was ostracized and bullied for standing out. She gritted her teeth and studied hard all the way to Shanghai University. Her only wish was to earn a stable life and no longer be homeless. Until this summer, she met Wen Zhou. He was the cleanest and noblest young man she had ever seen, and also the most broken and sensitive person. Wen Zhou's life completely collapsed due to that quarrel many years ago. When he was young, his parents were busy with their careers and neglected to accompany him. He went to all lengths of rebellion and mischief just to get attention. After the last dispute, his parents passed away unexpectedly, and all the paranoia and anger turned into lifelong regrets. The endless guilt dragged him into the abyss, and he became depressed, self-inflicted and world-weary. He took medicine for two years to recuperate, was plagued by nightmares every night, and was on the verge of collapse several times. Until he found a dusty silver wedding plan among his parents' belongings—— They had already secretly planned to take him back to Tibet to make up for a family trip that had been delayed for many years. In order to fulfill his parents' last wish and redeem himself, he rushed to the plateau alone, where he met the only light in his life. Suonansang is warm, magnanimous and sincere, like the wildest wind in northern Tibet. She quietly took in all his festering wounds, listened to him talk about all his unbearable past, and gradually melted the sharp hedgehog shell of his body. Wen Zhou, who had never learned how to love, clumsily imitated a Tibetan man to keep her. Learn to herd sheep, practice horse racing, learn to sing love songs, and learn all the things from her hometown. She just wants to try her best to keep this light that redeems him. The beginning of their bond when they were young was the Tibetan antelope that they jointly protected - Gar. A snow-white Tibetan antelope is the freest soul in Qiangtang. It is coveted by poachers and its return date has been written by fate. They tried their best to protect it, but they couldn't survive the end of their lifespan. Gar sleeps at the foot of the sacred mountain and prays before his death. May you be safe and happy, and may I turn into Gesang flowers all over the mountains and fields to make you happy every year. Over the years, Suonansang has become a top singer with much attention due to his superb singing voice. Wen Zhou reorganized the family business, took charge of the business empire, and became a decisive CEO of the group. After four years of separation, we reunited again at Vanity Fair. He holds a sky-high price cooperation contract and came here specially for her. Looking at the astonishing quotation, Suonansang was surprised: "Can this return the money?" He has a dignified demeanor, gentle eyebrows, and is serious about every word: "I will support you throughout the whole process." On the home page of the spread out plan, it clearly says - Gar Memorial Statue·Wildlife Protection Public Welfare Promotion. That was an obsession they shared with their lives when they were young. Her eyes were red: "You have done everything, but you never say anything." He leaned over and gently wiped away her tears: "Things are sealed with secrets, and words are revealed with words." Fragment Later, someone uncovered a documentary about Tibetan children, in which Sonamsang was a minor character in the background. Documentary begins: 12-year-old Suonansang was mediated after a fight with others. His face was red and his nose was filled with snot bubbles. He stood in front of the camera with his hands in his pockets, biting his lips to prevent himself from crying. End of documentary: She begged the program crew to express that she wanted to play a song for everyone. So she was arranged to ride a pony and sing a song nervously, with two big red rouges on her face, and she forced out a funny-looking smile. Wen Zhou hugged her and finished reading, laughing so hard: "Why are you so stupid?" Smiling and laughing, tears suddenly welled up. He buried himself awkwardly in the crook of her neck, hiding the wetness in his eyes. Suonansang listened to his tiny sobs and looked at his reckless young self on the screen, dumbfounded. She didn't expect that an old embarrassing incident would be revealed, and she didn't expect that the man next to her would burst into tears for her reckless self. 1. Male and female protagonists heal each other 2. Stories about wild animals are purely fictitious He was once her fellow traveler on the wilderness road and the lamplighter of her dreams. She was once the redeeming light in his gloomy life and the only salvation for him to escape from sinking. Purpose: Protecting wild animals is everyone's responsibility