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Event Inspirations
As a Mongolian ethic group who grew up within the memories of grassland culture, I was once surrounded by a language, rhythm, and way of life deeply connected to the land. Yet in my youth, I deliberately distanced myself from these roots—believing that leaving them behind would open the door to a broader, more modern world.
Transitioning from a Mongolian-language education to a Chinese-language system, I gradually erased the traces of my own culture. But as I became fully immersed in modern life, I realized that what I had set aside was not a boundary, but a foundation—something that continued to define me even in absence.
Event Inspirations
This timeline provides an overview of the transition from nomadic living on the steppe to urban life, highlighting the gradual shift from mobility to settlement and urbanization as a foundation for understanding contemporary identity and cultural change.
This project is based on my grandfather’s audio, using his voice as the narrative backbone. Expressed through experimental video, it reflects his unique perspective as a journalist and explores the fading of nomadic traditions and the transformation of Mongolian culture in the context of urbanization.
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