The young people from Lejia Yun's family greeted the guests and went to prepare lunch.

Le Yun sat for a while, drank two bowls of tea, picked up a big backpack from her father, and took her younger brother to offer cigarettes to the neighbors or villagers who were helping roast whole lamb, make pancakes, make milk tea, etc. at her aunt's house.

Mongolians pass snuff bottles to each other when meeting, while Han Chinese pass cigarettes.

The children of the Chao generation of the Le family and several children from the village also ran out of the tent happily and took Le Shan to play with them.

Grandma Baoyin's grandnephew came to say hello, and the villagers who helped warmly accepted the cigarettes, and invited the guests to spend a few more days in the grassland and visit their home.

After saying hello to the helpers, Le Yun let her brother and the children play by themselves while she went to wander outside the tent and enjoy the scenery of the village.

The villagers in the settlement were warm and hospitable. Someone from each family took the initiative to help out at Mrs. Baoyin's house, leaving the woman at home to do housework.

Children know how to ride horses at a very young age, and some half-year-old children ride horses to distant places to practice riding and shooting.

Some people are making milk tea or cheese, and the mellow fragrance fills the air, floating together with the thin mist-like white smoke above the tent.

The quiet and beautiful prairie and the smell of fireworks in the world all show the tranquility of the years.

Le Yun wandered around casually, then walked slowly to her eldest nephew Le Shuhai, caught him and asked: "My eldest nephew, I saw there seemed to be vehicles from other provinces over there. Are there any tourists in the village?"

"Oh, my little aunt was talking about those two cars, right? In the past two months, tourists from other places came to the grassland to experience Naadam. They wanted to drive across the grassland by themselves, but they got lost, the car ran out of gas, and they were stranded in the grassland.

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It was a family in our village who went looking for cattle, found them, and helped them. They brought gifts the day before yesterday to thank the villagers."

When the little cousin said about the car, Le Shuhai knew which family the little aunt was talking about and answered the question naturally. There were only so many people in the village, and if any outsider came, the whole village would know about it within three or two days.

"You often have tourists passing by here now?" Le Yun looked into the distance. If she was not mistaken, there were also foreign tourists in the village upstream.

She remembered that her cousins, nieces and nephews said that the settlement was deep in the hinterland of the grassland, and no tourists had been seen passing by nearby for three to five years.

Therefore, who can say whether it is a coincidence that the lost person got lost nearby or if there is another purpose.

Of course, Le Yun would not express her suspicions, nor was she prepared to ask her nephew about the presence of tourists in a village upstream.

"Our place is far away from the travel route, and few people pass by it. On the other hand, there is a road in the village committee village that is more than 20 miles away from our place that connects to the scenic spot. People driving by themselves often pass by there."

Le Shuhai told the truth. As soon as he finished speaking, he saw someone galloping on horseback in the distance. He guessed that there were guests, so he shouted towards the tent and informed the brothers and sisters in charge of the reception to prepare.
Chapter completed!