An old highlander named Balha had left his hometown in his youth, taking his young son and daughter to a big city to seek their fortune and establish a modest foundation.
But once his children were grown and had found their footing in the city, he returned to his hometown in accordance with national policy. He brought a large sum of capital with him, collected a subsidy, and opened this very yak ranch.
Now, over a decade later, the once-modest ranch had grown considerably. He had hired a few fellow villagers to help out, and the income from yak milk and beef alone was enough to sustain the operation, allowing him to live out his retirement in peace.
