Imagine thousands of horses thundering across emerald-green grasslands like a scene from Mulan meets National Geographic! 🌄 That’s exactly what unfolded in Zhaosu County, Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, where herdsmen showcased the legendary speed and grace of Ili horses—a breed celebrated in China for centuries.
💨 The annual event highlights Zhaosu’s status as home to China’s largest horse breeding industry. Local riders, trained from childhood, demonstrated jaw-dropping equestrian skills while managing the massive herd—proving why these horses are prized for both endurance and beauty.
🏇 'It’s like watching history come alive,' said one viewer on CGTN’s live stream. The spectacle not only celebrates cultural heritage but also boosts eco-tourism in the region, attracting adventurers eager to experience nomadic traditions firsthand.
📸 For Gen Z travelers and culture buffs: Add Zhaosu to your bucket list for raw, unfiltered nature meets living history. Who needs CGI when reality delivers this kind of drama?
