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china youth daily client news (china youth daily, china youth network reporter wu xiaodong) 18,000 acres of land, 1,800 sheep, 120 cows, 6 horses, when 12 women from different cities and different professions took over grazing on the vast grassland of 18,000 acres, their identities also changed from urban white-collar workers to modern herders. recently, the grassland life documentary program "burning moon" was broadcast on iqiyi.

the program records how 12 girls came to the "distant place" they longed for in their hearts, ulan aodu gacha, manchu township, manchutun, horqin right front banner, inner mongolia autonomous region, and how they devoted themselves to real life on the grassland in 5 months, experienced numerous tests, became self-reliant, and jointly completed self-growth and transformation, and then rediscovered their self-worth. the program shows the gentleness, strength and courage of women, and also interprets the fragility and insignificance, the indomitable spirit and greatness of life.

sheep shearing. photo provided by the program team

building a yurt. photo provided by the program team

from taking over the ten thousand mu grassland and starting to take care of thousands of cattle, sheep and horses in a hurry, to using agricultural tricycles and forklifts to move grass and pick up cow dung; from scratching cashmere and shearing wool for more than ten hours a day, to doing physical examinations and vaccinations for the animals, as well as dealing with changeable weather and various emergencies... on the ten thousand mu pasture, "burning moon" shows the natural scenery and ethnic characteristics of the northern xinjiang region of inner mongolia through the girls' day-to-day work, opening a window for ordinary audiences to understand the grassland and peek into real pastoral life.

(source: china youth daily client)

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