Saihan Tara - human deer love

People and deer love

There is a sacred deer park in SaihanTara Ecological Park, which is open daily at 9 am and 3 pm. As long as the tourist pays two dollars to buy a carrot, the sika deer will surround you and ask you for carrots to eat. Deer are unsuspecting of you, and the harmonious relationship between humans and animals is unforgettable.

According to legend, during the Mongol Empire of the Northern Yuan Dynasty, deer were often found in the Saihan Tara area. When Lady Manduhai was not married, she always took a group of female soldiers to practice archery in Saihan Tara. On this day, the female soldiers galloped on horseback, followed by Manduhai. The female soldier at the front threw a hydrangea ball into the air

Mandu Hai holds a bow in his hand, "whirl" is an arrow, "poof" is in the middle of the hydrangea ball. Two more female soldiers threw hydrangea balls in a row, and the "whizzing" mandu sea was two arrows, and the two hydrangea balls fell in response...

Mandu Hai was practicing vigorously, when suddenly, a sika deer ran in front of him. Mandu Hai quickly drew an arrow from behind, she bent her bow like a full moon, just about to shoot, but stopped.

The female soldier asked Manduhai why he didn't shoot the deer? ManduHai shook his head and said, "You see, this is a doe, its belly is so big, it must be pregnant with a fawn, and my arrow is two lives."

The doe seemed to understand manduhai's words, it did not go, but turned back to manduhai and looked at it, and made a "yo yo" cry in her mouth, and the sound was very desolate, as if it was asking manduhai for help.

Mandu Hai was watching, and out of nowhere an arrow flew from nowhere, and this arrow went straight to the throat of the sika deer like lightning. Mandu Hai's eyes were fast, the bow string sounded, and the "whizzing" Mandu Hai arrow flew right in the middle of the arrow to the tip of the sika deer's arrow, and the two arrows of the "boring" fell to the ground at the same time. Manduhai thought it was shot by the female soldier next to her, and she said unhappily, "I just said that this deer is pregnant with a fawn, why do you shoot it?"

The female soldiers said they hadn't shot themselves. Then a teenager came out of the woods and said, "Sister, I shot it." Manduhai looked at it and saw that it was his brother, and Manduhai warned his brother not to shoot this pregnant doe. The younger brother listened to his sister and let go of the doe. The doe moved slowly, walking and turning back, as if thanking Mandu Hai.

Ten years later, the mongol empire of the Northern Yuan Dynasty rebelled, and Lady Manduhai led a large army to quell the rebellion.

Once, Mandu Hai was spotted by the rebels while spying on the enemy. The rebels pursued and killed ManduHai, an arrow was fired at ManduHai, and seeing that Manduhai's life was hanging in the balance, suddenly, a doe flew up in the air, and the arrow was shooting at the doe. The doe fell in a pool of blood, and Manduhai was saved.

Manduhai was grateful for the doe's life-saving grace, so he ordered that the whole army should not harm the sika deer. Since then, there have been more and more sika deer in the Saihan Tara area, because no one hurts them, they are unsuspecting of people.