摘要
Every day,Yerbolson Haharman,dressed in traditional Kazak attire,assumes his role as a guide at a century-old house,which exhibits the daily life of locals in the old days in Hemu Village in Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region.Filled with a sense of pride and purpose,he enthusiastically introduces the old dwelling of local Tuvan people to visitors.After that,he escorts them a short distance away to a performance hall.In that space,he transforms from guide to lead vocalist of the Horseshoe Band,masterfully playing the dombra,a plucked string musical instrument of the Kazak ethnic group.
