The people who were born in this land are wide and big. They are arrogant when they are brilliant and forbear when they are down. They are free and easy in the world with their true temperament.
Some time ago, I was deeply touched by Morimura Seiichi's "Blue Wolf". Watching "The King of Mongolia" today is more intuitive and shocking. The hardships of childhood did not overwhelm him, and the hardships of living made him understand that when there is nowhere to hide or retreat, he can only move forward without fear.
Knowing that it is not his own flesh and blood, he has no grudges. The open-mindedness of "my son" and "my daughter" is only available to the wolves of the grasslands -- Genghis Khan. The heroes of the Han nationality have no such mind.
A person's greatest taste is choosing a partner, and choosing a partner is choosing the path of life. Bo Tie'er, a woman with extraordinary strategy and fortitude, has sacrificed her life to save Temujin many times between life and death. No matter what kind of failure he is in, she still firmly believes in him and supports his life. forward. In particular, I like her perseverance and sobriety in choosing and choosing, without the procrastination and hesitation of Han people. It will not be absurd to the point of "I would rather be broken than broken tiles"----such a decision, strong will be strong, and it will not help people and things. Without her, there would be no Genghis Khan's hegemony. Although Genghis Khan had more than 40 wives, Bo Tie Er was always his favorite woman.
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