My Beloved, Aini

My boyfriend is also a Uyghur, from Yarkand, southern Xinjiang, and has experienced the half-empty period. His family has approved his marriage to a Han girl, and now two people with very different looks can hold hands and even hug each other on the street. Thank you to warriors like Aini who have gone on to bring peace to that place, pave the way for the future for those who come after you, and allow people of different nationalities to love each other openly. Thank you very much to them.

It's really beautiful. It's the love story between Sister Wu Yan and monitor Aini.

It's really good. I recently watched the short play "My Altay" and wanted to read novels about it, so I came across this article. It felt very real when I read it. It turned out to be the author's sister's personal experience. Her child must be over 10 years old now. My sister also wants to live a better life and take his share with her!! It really feels like there are very few such sincere and passionate emotions nowadays. Most couples use the excuse of being in a different place to break up, and their relationship is no longer dedicated. Sister, don't be sad, he is also running towards his ideal, wasn't it precisely because of this that my sister fell in love with him in the first place. I wish my sister to be happy every day and live a good life every day!!

I really like it, every plot feels real and delicate, did I actually cry while reading the novel?

Sister, the author, are you still in Urumqi? I'm from Urumqi, can I come and see you?

Going through this, I pay tribute to Sister Wu Yan, the class leader of Aini, and hope that every couple of different nationalities will have lovers and finally get married.

I also have someone I love deeply. He is a young Uighur. I don't understand the reason why he pushed me away. It wasn't until I read this novel that I finally understood. Such an experience is too unforgettable. I hope the author and little Aini can bathe in the sunshine and be carefree. May love be carefree...

Does anyone know what is written in Chapter 28?

Little Aini is five years old now, right? Can you update the extra story about Little Aini? I wish I could see how Ani's life continues now!

Oh my god, it feels so real, like the author's personal experience. It's so touching. I hope that people in the world can love each other regardless of race, ethnicity, or country.