Volume 1: A song for the first time?

Please sing a song for me?

Use the forgotten ancient words?

Please call gently with a beautiful trill?

The great rivers and mountains in my heart

Long river?

The wild geese flew back to the north again,?

My home is still so far away...?

The ballads sung in Mongolian,?

The voice is exceptionally gentle. ?

As long as I think of that river,?

it is still flowing on that land,?

Just this thought,?

It's enough to break people's hearts. ?

Lake?

They told me that in the sky of my hometown,?

There are always big eagles and eagles circling and flying,?

There are singing blackbirds in the trees. ?

There are wild ducks and mandarin ducks with bright feathers beside the stream, and there are pairs of gray cranes among the thin grass. ?

There are bears, wolves, foxes, deer, martens, snow leopards and ermines in the woods. ?

There are herds of antelopes running in the great plains, as well as wild horses and wild horses. Camel,?

There are carp, crucian carp and white catfish in rivers and lakes. ?

Of course, there are also beautiful wild geese, which always appear in the distant horizon with the familiar singing. ?

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Grassland?

On the Mongolian Plateau, winter is long and spring is short, ?

Spring is windy and winter is bitterly cold. ?

Summer is the golden season. ?

From May to early September, waterfalls are surging in the forest and the grasslands are full of flowers. . ?

Wildflowers bloom in the endless grass. ?

There are scarlet lilies, light blue wild hyacinths, ?

golden buttercups and purple morning glory, ?

and primroses, Delphiniums and tall raffia, the whole grassland is like a tapestry tapestry, with infinite fragrance, spreading to the horizon. ?

Herding horses?

The Mongolian horse is a good horse suitable for the plateau environment. ?

Its physical endurance is far beyond the comparison of other horse breeds. ?

Horses cannot be kept close to home. ?

Horses will always be grazed on open grasslands. ?

Herding horses is the duty of strong men, ?

Not only must they run with them all the time, ?

Especially in blizzards or dark stormy nights,?

Horses are prone to panic and run away, but also?

When wild wolves attack young animals, they most need the protection of the herdsman. ?

This kind of struggle with nature has developed the brave and fearless spirit of the Mongolian people. ?