The touching love story of the Nalati shepherd and the beekeeping woman

In the Nalati Grassland Scenic Area, there is an elegant and beautiful sculpture of a beekeeping woman, behind which lies a poignant love story. Let me unveil for you the classic tale of the shepherd and the beekeeping woman! One summer, a Sichuan beekeeping woman who had lost her husband, came here with her two young children and dozens of beehives. Being new to the area, she and her children were bullied by other beekeepers. At this critical moment, a young Kazakh shepherd stood up to protect the mother and her two children. The shepherd's kind act deeply warmed the lonely heart of the beekeeping woman. When autumn came and the flowers withered, their love quietly blossomed. Despite the beekeeping woman being older than the shepherd and their different ethnic beliefs, the shepherd was still willing to become the father of her children and the love of her life. It seemed that they were headed for a happy ending, but unexpectedly, on a stormy night, the beekeeping woman left for Yili with her children and camels, carrying the beehives, without a word to the shepherd. She sent a message to the shepherd through someone else, telling him that she had remarried and hoped he would not wait for her anymore. The beekeeping woman understood the cruelty of life and the distance between reality and ideals more than anyone. And the Kazakh shepherd, unwilling to move on after the grass turned yellow and the water dried up, continued to wait foolishly in the place where they had once loved, facing the empty pasture. A melancholic song has since then been drifting in people's ears. This touching love story is passed down on the grasslands of Nalati in Xinjiang. Would you like to take someone you love to visit the beekeeping woman and experience this eternal love that transcends ethnicities and time?