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Riding Westward

 

Once a thriving land of 36 kingdoms, wild horses, rising smoke, swirling Hu dance, fierce Jia drums, solemn Buddhists, and endless caravans that stretched all the way to Chang'an, the Western Regions have now been washed by the vast and desolate desert, leaving only broken relay stations, desolate ancient cities, a few lone camels, glasses of red wine, a couple of stories of heroes vying for supremacy, and a Qiang flute that sounded like weeping and lamenting in the distance. However, the magnificent civilization of the Western Regions still stands quietly between the yellow sand and blue sky, under the golden leaves of the poplar trees, creating a breathtaking painting that stuns people into silence.

Yellow sand and desert have become synonymous with the Western Regions, while desolation and barrenness are used to describe its landscape, and ferocity and barbarism are used to define its people. But who would have thought of the prosperity during Zhang Qian's mission to the Western Regions, the splendor during Princess Zhaoling's journey to marry the Western Regions, and the harmony during the Wen-Chang marriage alliance a thousand years ago? Looking back, those were such enchanting and intoxicating scenes.

The ancient roads have been bustling, quiet, prosperous, and fleeting, but now they are lively again. Dunhuang prospered after the first grotto was chiseled out under the setting sun, but it was forgotten once again over time. When Wang Dao discovered the "Cave of a Thousand Buddhas," it once again drew the world's attention. The civilization of the Western Regions has experienced too many setbacks, whether it be human wars or divine punishment. But it has never been intimidated. It thrives in adversity, and as long as there is a breath, it will never give up. In the end, it has survived in adversity, not only as a civilization but also as a spirit.

As you ride your horse across this ancient and sacred land, barren yet containing everything, don't you feel like you are living under the heavens and on earth? Don't you want to merge your body into this land?

The civilization of the Western Regions is a part of the brilliant Chinese civilization, despite enduring countless hardships, even sword and gunfire, it still stands resplendent.

Only in the Yellow Sand Desert can men's heroism be fully displayed, and only with golden swords and iron horses can true heroes emerge.

I continue to ride westward, to uncover the brilliance beneath its veil, to reveal a beautiful myth.

Riding westward, with yellow sand flying high.

 
 

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