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Amura Village, Yueba Township, Dege County, Ganzi Prefecture, has a maximum altitude of 5800 meters and a minimum altitude of 3600 meters. Where the water weeds are, the yaks are there; where the yaks are, the herders are. The herders of Amura Village have always lived a life of "living by the water and grass and migrating with the seasons".
Recently, more than 160 herders in the village, together with tens of thousands of livestock, began to migrate to the winter pastures. Amura Village is located at the junction of Derge and Baiyu counties, in order to prevent herders from having disputes over the demarcation of grasslands during the migration process, 10 civilian auxiliary police officers from the Derge County Public Security Bureau incarnated as "horseback mounted policemen" and escorted the whole process with Yueba Township cadres.
The entire migration process lasts about 3 days, and the average altitude of the migration route is about 4000 meters. 160 pastoralists and tens of thousands of livestock are scattered in different pastures, so the migration is also carried out simultaneously on different pastures. Far from the city, there is no network, the extremely cold and oxygen-deficient weather is changeable, and the horseback mounted police officers eat and sleep with the herders, and shoulder the heavy responsibility of popularizing the law for the herders and publicizing grassland fire prevention on the way to escort.
Since 2018, the Derge County Public Security Bureau has been escorting cordyceps digging and herdsmen migration in the form of task force stationed guarding, realizing the local resolution of contradictions and disputes, and curbing the occurrence of public security and criminal cases to the greatest extent.