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In this episode, Bao Bao and Flo continue their road trip through Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region, weaving between lively brunch culture in Wuzhong and the capital Yinchuan before venturing into Inner Mongolia. The journey blends history, culture, and stark landscapes as they trace the Silk Road’s legacy and witness the region’s Hui Muslim heritage. They sample Wuzhong’s famous Zao Cha brunch, hear about Ningxia’s unique status as China’s Hui autonomous region, and learn about the Silk Road migrations that shaped local communities. Their route then climbs into Inner Mongolia, where Mongolian script appears on road signs and the terrain shifts to deserts and steppe life. A key stop is the Tengger Desert, where they observe straw grid planting to combat desertification, encounter nomadic herdsmen and desert logistics, and catch glimpses of lakes and distant livestock. The day’s arc moves from grand historical markers like the Western Xia tombs and Ming Changcheng stretch of the Great Wall,
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