Chen Zhou milks the mother goat every other day.
Including the original mother goats, there are four goats continuously producing milk, which he simply can't drink fast enough. Even if he drinks orange iced milk tea, he gets tired of it, so he tries making some dairy products.
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Chen Zhou is in the north, which can be said to be the northernmost part of the country, close to the border and extremely remote.
From the small town where he went to school, a hundred kilometers west is a vast grassland, where many Mongolians live.
These minorities, who once carved out a vast territory, have gradually merged with the Han people and followed the pace of development, moving to live in cities.
In Chen Zhou's grandmother's home, that remote little mountain village, there lived a few Mongolian families.
One of these families was just north of his grandmother's village, their sheep pen facing the path out of the village.
