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A Mongolian Tale
Bayinbulag and Somiya are brought up, from a young age, as brother and sister by their adoptive grandmother. The three live happily in a yurt on the Mongolian steppes. Just before Bayinbulag is to leave for the city, to be trained as a vet, the grandmother suggests that Bayinbulag and Somiya should eventually marry. Bayinbulag, now training to be a musician, stays away for long periods of time without communicating with Somiya. He finally comes back expecting to marry her.
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A young Mongolian boy, Batbayar, witnesses the horrors of war and the destruction of his village. He flees into the vast steppes, where he encounters a wise old hermit who teaches him about the resilience of nature and the importance of peace. Batbayar eventually returns to his homeland, determined to rebuild and prevent future conflicts.
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