《My Altay》Is the ranch transfer true?

The currently being aired - My Altay - is very eye-catching, starring a number of high-profile and well-known actors, and their outstanding acting skills have won the love of a large audience.At the same time, the plot and character settings in "My Altay" have also been widely recognized by audiences and critics, and are praised as very reasonable and wonderful.Since its broadcast, it has received a lot of praise and hot discussion in just a few days.Recently, the topic of whether the transition to pasture in My Altay is true has attracted widespread attention. The editor has compiled some related content for everyone, hoping to provide the audience with more in-depth understanding and reference.

《My Altay》Pasture transition is a real thing. Maintaining the supply and demand of cattle and sheep's forage and maintaining the growth of pasture by constantly switching pastures throughout the year is a typical nomadic way.

The pasture is a three-dimensional and flowing existence. As the writer Li Juan wrote, the traditional transition covers winter pasture, summer pasture, spring and autumn pasture, and various stops along the way.

The grassland in Xinjiang has obvious zoning characteristics depending on the altitude of the mountains.For generations, herders have developed a nomadic way of migrating to pastures of different heights according to different seasons.

Generally speaking, the dry grasslands in the sunny slopes of mountains, that is, spring pastures, are used for grazing in spring.Then gradually rise, and transition to the meadow steppe zone in the middle for a period of time.

In summer, they move to high mountain areas, forests, meadows, grasslands, alpine and sub-alpine meadows, generally at an altitude of 2000 meters to 3500 meters.

These areas have a cool climate, beautiful scenery, and abundant water and grass. They are good places for livestock to gain weight.

After summer, the weather quickly cools down, and it begins to snow in the mountains. The livestock must move downwards and transition to the autumn nest. Herdsmen call this "autumn snow driving sheep".

In winter, return to plains, basins, valleys, deserts, and grasslands.There is no thick snow cover on the ground here, and livestock can forage forage. It is also called "winter nest".

Tens of thousands of livestock start their transition journey along the ancient pastoral roads. Wherever they go, wind and sand are everywhere, the sound of hoofs is shaking, and the scene is vast and magnificent.

The historical evolution of the pastoral route that has lasted for thousands of years has now formed a unique folk culture picture in Xinjiang.

Excerpts from GLASS's article about《My Altay》:

“Four seasons transition, grazing all year round”and the shooting arrangement that adapts to——four seasons in one day

The Altay region borders Mongolia to the east, Kazakhstan to the west, and Russia to the north. The Kazakhs living here still follow the tradition of changing their land through the four seasons and grazing all year round. They have retained the longest and longest peace and prosperity in China and even the world.The most complete nomadic migration route.This pastoral trail starts from the Gila Grand Canyon, passes through Shaerbulak, and ends at Hongshanzui. The one-way length from north to south is nearly 480 kilometers. It is called the Thousand Mile Pastoral Trail.

They move according to the grass growth cycle. Every year in mid-March, herdsmen drive their livestock northward from winter pastures, to spring pastures in early April, to summer pastures in June, to southward pastures in late August, and to autumn pastures in early October., turning to winter pasture again in late November or early December.Judging from this, during the filming of the miniseries My Altay, the herdsmen had just entered the spring pasture when it was started, and they were moving to the summer pasture when it was finished.The crew cannot change day and night at will or arrange seasons at will like shooting in a studio. They must adapt to the climate changes in Altay - four seasons in one day - and even have to follow the transitions of herders.

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