Where is "In That Faraway Place" a folk song from?

"In That Faraway Place" combines the Tibetan folk song "Yarasu", the Kazakh folk song "Sheep Lying Missing You", and the Uyghur song "Shepherd's Song", and was written in Qinghai, so it can be considered a Qinghai folk song. The lyrics are as follows:

In that faraway place

There is a good girl

People who walk past her tent

have to turn back to look fondly

Her pink smiling face

is like the red sun

Her beautiful and touching eyes

are like the bright moon at night

I'd like to abandon my possessions

and go with her to herd the sheep

and look at her beautiful eyes

and her beautiful gold-trimmed clothes

I would like to be a lamb

and sit beside her

I would like her to take her thin leather whip

and keep gently striking me

I would like her to take her thin leather whip

and keep gently striking me

I would like her to take her thin leather whip

and keep gently striking me

I would like her to take her thin leather whip constantly and gently beating on me

Extended Information

In That Faraway Place ( song written by Wang Luobin)

In That Faraway Place is a folk song written by Wang Luobin, and is an interlude to the movie Spring in a Small Town" episode.

In 1994, Wang Lobin received the UNESCO Special Contribution to East-West Cultural Exchange Award for the song .

The song is Wang Luobin's most cherished song, and is also the most highly rated of his songs, being praised as "the treasure of art, the jewel in the crown".