Living with 300 Horses: Nomad Kids & Sustainable Life in Mongolia🐎

A story beginning with a single blade of grass—a journey into sustainable living.
In this episode, we join a 4-year-old boy and his two older sisters (aged 8 and 12) as they prepare a delicious Mongolian home-cooked meal for 10 people. They use fresh vegetables from their own garden and mutton raised right on their land.
What are the truly important things in life? What is the foundation of raising a human being? Please watch until the end to witness the inspiring attitude of these children, which encourages us to think deeply about these questions.

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[Channel Overview] Everything begins with a single blade of grass. Livestock that feed on grass provide everything needed for life—food, clothing, and shelter. Milk becomes cheese and fermented drinks, and wool becomes clothing and homes.

Through long-term reporting, we follow the lives of nomadic people living on the vast Mongolian steppe. Their traditional culture, local cuisine, and daily customs are captured on film. Witness children growing up alongside animals, surrounded by endless green landscapes stretching to the horizon.

Mongolia / Nomads / Documentary / Steppe / Culture / TraditionalLife / Parenting / Nature

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