A composition describing a folk story

Jade circulating among Uighurs in Xinjiang is the embodiment of a beautiful and kind girl.

According to legend, in ancient times, an old stonemason with unparalleled skills took an apprentice by the Jade River in heaven.

On his 60th birthday, Yu found a large piece of suet jade, which was carefully carved into a very beautiful jade beauty.

The old mason couldn't help saying, "I wish I had such a daughter!" " "

Sure enough, Yumeiren became a lively and lovely girl, worshiping the old stonemason as her father and named Tashi Guli (Jade Flower).

Soon the old stonemason died and Tashguli fell in love with the little stonemason.

However, a local bully took Tashguri away while the mason was away and tried to force her to get married.

Tashguri refused and the bully cut her with a knife.

She sent out dazzling sparks, lit the bully's mansion, turned into a wisp of white smoke, and flew to her hometown Kunlun Mountain.

When the masons learned this, they rode behind him and scattered pebbles along the road, which became a mine seedling for future generations to find jade.

Uighurs have always admired jade and loved it. As the saying goes, "It is better to be white jade on the mountain than to carpet the Bayi (landlord) Hall."