"Do people here have faith?"
"What kind of faith are you talking about, teacher?"
"Snowy mountains, the earth, prayer flags, the ocean, God... A lot."
"Dro, the name of this place, the earth, the sea."
A linguist who likes to talk a lot × "simple and kind" local islanders
A civilization that is destined to disappear in the future, a civilization that is far away from the so-called "human society", a civilization that is not well-known and has no significance in spreading... Thousands of years later, the houses here will be swallowed up, and the people here will leave here forever, and will learn other "general people", the world's first and second largest language, and then, with the passage of algebra, all memories of Dro Island will dissipate little by little in the long river of time, until everyone has forgotten this place and everything related to it.
Is such a civilization still worth studying and recording? Is it still necessary to record and inherit the language here?
Ps:
1. I really don't know which type of writing it belongs to, but it should be considered a road writing. I just went to a small island, not for daily farming, but for daily fishing.
2. Short story, about 100,000 words.
Intention: On the road, life will be enriched.