Riding a horse on such a grassland is different from Inner Mongolia.
This is also why the experience of trotting on the grasslands of Western Sichuan is much better than galloping; the fundamental reason is that there's too little flat land for the horse to run, not to mention that the Western Sichuan grasslands are full of marshy wetlands.
On the vast grasslands of Hulun Bei'er, there really is that immense sense of openness.
Li Younan was driving, unable to stop thinking about the scene of riding a horse across them.
Previously, he had tried horse riding in Western Sichuan and felt it wasn't quite enough, but it was unexpected how quickly he got to experience it again.
While driving, Huang Xiaoyang, sitting in the back seat, began explaining the essentials of horse riding to Dan Dan.
With great seriousness, Huang Xiaoyang told Dan Dan to overcome her fear, how to exert force when mounting, and that she should sit up straight once on the horse, and so on.
