The long-tune folk song singer Qi Ge came to Beijing for development. Her husband Batu, who was originally a veterinarian, had no choice but to work in a horse-riding club. One day, the club purchased a rare Mongolian horse. Batu insisted on buying it and wanted to release it back to nature, which caused a conflict with Qi Ge. On the day of the conflict, Batu met with a car accident on his way out. The pain of losing her husband made Qi Ge suddenly lose her voice during a performance. After purchasing the Mongolian horse, she drove back to the grassland alone, deciding to end her life. Grandma tried her best to persuade Qi Ge, but failed to help her get out of the grief. At this time, grandma's female camel died, leaving the baby camel without milk and nearly dying.