This beautiful place in Hoh Xil is sacred. But I don’t know how many young and lovely souls are buried in the sand; the solemn snow mountain, how many frozen bodies are wrapped in the thick white snow; the vultures hovering in the sky, their belly is filled How many antelope and celestial body parts. I'm afraid this is not a beautiful holy place anymore, is it? It should be said that it is a paradise for poachers, or hell.
Where there are demons, there are demons.
There is a team of demons here, all volunteers. They come from all over the world and do anything. But they all have a bright red heart. They can go to work in a big city, go to be a drifter, maybe have unlimited development space, maybe have a stable job in the local area, find a good girl to get married and have children and live a happy life, or be a free wanderer... ...but they all came to defend Hoh Xil. After they came, everyone became a bachelor. Because it is very dangerous here, even sitting in a car will be shot by a poacher; because it is very hard here, so hard that a person has to live in a deep valley for several months. Maybe I can't figure out what they are for, the starry night sky? Cute Tibetan antelope? Or that hot blood?
The snow-covered plateau in spring is still pale and white, and there is no vitality to be seen.
I really don't know what it's like when the lads take off their pants and run bravely across the winter river to hunt down poachers, but there is a sense of awe.
There is a saying: good people don't live long, turtle kings live for thousands of years.
I didn't expect that the old man was really a turtle king. Why was the old man standing there at the end, and the corpse lying on the ground with an unknown number of bullet holes was our hero Ritai? I will always remember this name, the angular face lying in the snow, the dark skin, and the hair that danced with the snow.
Do you know what Hoh Xil
means?
Hoh Xil means a beautiful girl in a beautiful green hill.
Have you ever seen someone kowtow?
Their hands and faces are dirty, but their hearts are clean.
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