The Spirit of Mongolia

Sergey, a Russian who was running business on the Sino-Soviet border, not only lost his way, but his truck also got stuck in a mud pit. He climbed up the mountain in confusion for rescue, but saw the corpses of Mongolians buried in the sky. While running in shock, he met the Mongolian herdsman Gomba. The simple and enthusiastic Gomba invited Sergey to his home to kill a sheep and serve wine as a treat, and helped him solve the problem of the truck. Gomba, his wife and their three children live a traditional nomadic life like their ancestors. This warm and natural family life reminds Sergey of his relatives far away in his hometown. Soon, Sergey was taken away by the police after drinking and causing trouble in a karaoke bar in the city. Gomba asked relatives to pick him out. In the end, these two men with different nationalities, different languages, and different living habits became good friends. Gomba also had his own worries. His wife had given birth to three children, and the doctor warned her not to have more children. This worried Gomba so much that he had not been able to have sex with his wife for several months. One night, his wife, who grew up in the city, told Gomba that there was something called a condom that could solve this problem, and asked him to bring a few back when he went to the city to buy a color TV. In the drugstore in the city, Gomba felt particularly embarrassed and eventually had to walk away with a smile. On the way home, Gomba enjoyed the canned food and drinks in the city