Silver Fox.

Summary

In a valley filled with prosperity, Tie Xin Yuan leads a community of former slaves who now bear his surname, symbolizing newfound dignity. The valley thrives under his leadership, with organized social structures and a burgeoning cavalry. Despite the past hardships, the community is united, sharing resources and responsibilities. Tie Xin Yuan's benevolence contrasts with the harshness of the Gobi Desert, as he guides his people in agriculture and trade. The valley's inhabitants, including women and children, respect and cherish him, finding solace in his stories and teachings. The narrative highlights the transformation from oppression to a harmonious society, where past grievances are overshadowed by collective progress and hope.

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