描述现代游牧人英语作文

描述现代游牧人英语作文

The morning sun in Mengxia has not yet risen, and the cattle behind the house are quietly resting, and it is a dew-soaked early June morning. Manitu Gachari of Arukorqin Banner in Chifeng City, Inner Mongolia, Saiyin Ao Qiletu's family of 5 have been up for a long time, the hut with floor-to-ceiling glass windows has been almost emptied, and the quilt pots and pans have been packed into the car earlier.

Uncle Saiyin's family makes a living by herding cattle. They will go north at this time, following the path of their ancestors for thousands of years, chasing the abundant water and grass of the summer pasture.

There is no electricity in the place you are going to, and appliances such as TVs and washing machines do not have to be taken away. After counting the supplies, Uncle Sai Yin pulled two 8-year-old grandsons to drive cattle out of the hospital. Holding Hada in his hand and chanting the ancient Ji language in his mouth, the three grandchildren skillfully drove the newly awakened cattle to the main road. Pastoralists believe that such rituals can bring blessings to the transition.

The transition, a migration journey from south to north, is also a replica of an ancient nomadic culture. From today's point of view, the choice of ancient herders to live by water and grass even contains scientific truths: going north in summer and returning south in winter, grasslands are used to the greatest extent, and grasslands have enough

time to recover.

Uncle Sai Yin said that he became a herdsman in the fifth grade of elementary school. Uncle Sai Yin, 51 years old this year, wants to take his family to the scene. "I don't know anything but grazing, I'm best at grazing."

30 years of grazing experience has changed: the road is still that road, but most of the route has become a cement-covered road; cattle are still slow cattle, but cattle herders can already ride motorcycles behind the cattle whip; cars are still indispensable tools, but wooden Lele cars have long been replaced by four-wheeled trucks. Unfortunately, the hooves of cattle and sheep are slow, and even the most advanced cars can only stop and go, following the treasures of these herders.

As a result, the transition road handed down from generation to generation, the whole journey is more than 100 kilometers, and it takes 3 days.

With a truck, you don't have to eat and sleep like before, but the road to go is indispensable, and each of the more than 70 cows that should be driven has to worry about each. Uncle Saiyin's daughter-in-law, UrenTuya, is the main force in cattle herding. Dressed in a rose red leather jacket and a pair of rhubarb boots, she became the most jumping color on the green prairie.