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Zhang Daxia's commissary: An oasis on the Gobi Desert
On the Gobi Desert in Haba River County, Zhang Daxia's shop is like an oasis, providing necessary supplies for passing travelers. Here, the wind and sand alternate with the scorching sun, but in this vast expanse, there is a girl named Li Wenxiu, whose smile is like a clear spring in the desert, bringing life to this land.
Ma Yili shoots "My Altay" here, and every day between shooting, she picks up her camera to record the changes in this world. Although the styling is kept secret, the obsession with natural beauty cannot be concealed.
Cake and afternoon tea with mother and daughter
In between the refilming of the ending scene of "Flowers", Ma Yili took the cake and returned to the Haba River after more than ten hours of bumps. This sweet burden has become an afternoon tea time she spends with her daughter.
The two carefully took pictures, for fear that if they were not careful, this sweetness would fall to the ground. This heartwarming picture can't help but remind people of those ordinary and precious family moments.
Encounter on a camel: Zhang Daxia and Gao Xiaoliang
On the back of a camel, Zhang Daxia photographed his first encounter with Gao Xiaoliang. This scene seems to be a flowing picture, slowly unfolding the story of the Gobi Desert in an ancient and romantic way.
Such a scene makes people can't help but imagine how wonderful it would be if they could also have an unexpected encounter with someone in such a place.
Wooden houses in Baihaba village: living in harmony with nature
The wooden houses in Baihaba Village, with their unique architectural style, attracted Ma Yili's attention. Between the two logs are filled with local plants, which are both warm and environmentally friendly. Such a building not only preserves the local cultural identity, but also embodies the concept of harmonious coexistence with nature.
Ma Yili hopes that no matter where in the world, while developing tourism, such an architectural style can be maintained, so that people can enjoy modern convenience while also feeling the charm of nature.
Wisdom under the clouds: Predict the arrival of rain
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When she first arrived in Altay, Ma Yili was frightened by the dark clouds in the distance, but over time she learned to predict the arrival of rain based on cloud images. On one occasion, she accurately predicted the arrival of a rainstorm and reminded the villagers to move into the house in time. This experience made her feel the joy of dialogue with nature, and it also earned her respect among the villagers.
Creatures in the nocturnal village: horses, cows, dogs
Even at night, Ma Yili likes to walk around the village. The horses that ran by her from time to time, the herds of cattle grazing leisurely, and the dogs standing in the middle of the road became her companions when she walked at night. This kind of life, simple and full of fun, makes people yearn for it.
The Moon Under the Stars: A Miracle in the Night Sky
One night, the moon shone brightly and brightly, and Ma Yili and the villagers were amazed by such a sight. On such a night, everyone gathers together, quietly looks at the stars, and enjoys the peace and beauty.
The wild growth of dandelions: a miracle after the rain
On the night before the finale, after a heavy rain, dandelions grew wildly, as if the sound of everything growing could be heard. Such a scene makes people feel the power of life and is full of awe of nature.
The gift of the golden lotus: the warmth of the border guards
Before leaving, the soldiers at the border station gave Ma Yili a golden lotus, which was not only a recognition of her work, but also a personal warmth. These bright orange flowers have become a fond memory in her home.
Me on set: Merging with nature
During the break on the set, Ma Yili was as tanned as a horse or a cow, and this integration with nature made her feel happy. This kind of life, although hard, is also full of fun.
Controversial Summary: The Balance Between Nature and Modernity
In the process of filming "My Altay", Ma Yili experienced the lifestyle of harmonious coexistence with nature, and also felt the collision of modern civilization and traditional culture. Such an experience raises a controversial question: should we pay more attention to the protection of nature and traditional culture while pursuing modernization?
There is no simple answer to this question, but it is worth pondering for each of us. In the comment section, we look forward to hearing from you and discussing how to find the best way to live in harmony with nature on the road to modernization.