Xing'an Snow Song, the Last Shaman in Oroqen

The snow in the Daxingan Mountains buried the Xieren Pillar and also buried the Zandaren song in Oroqen. I was the last girl in my clan who could sing ancient tunes. Before his death, my grandfather put a roe deer horn hat on my head and said that I would guard the totem of the mountain god Bai Naqia, guard the reindeer in the Xing'an Mountains, and guard the birch bark boat skills that were about to be lost. But when foreign businessmen broke into the mountain with excavators, and when the young people wanted to escape to the city, I realized that inheritance is not about guarding an old house, but about allowing Zandaren's singing to pass through the wind and snow and be sung to more people. This is the story of an Oroqen girl's return to her hometown, and it is also a game between mountains, forests and civilization.