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In the early 1960s, China was hit by a serious natural disaster. Herders on the grassland adopted more than 3,000 orphans from Shanghai and other places. The herders called these orphans "children of the country" and raised them as carefully as their own children. This is not only an unforgettable memory, but also a high interpretation of the sense of responsibility of the people of Inner Mongolia to the country and a boundless grassland culture.