"Nomadic life; cultural heritage and balance of nature"

With respect, yes, the nomadic life of Mr. Ghorban and his children is very interesting. This way of life, which has deep roots in traditional Iranian culture, is in complete harmony with its environment.

Mr. Ghorban and his family move their flocks of sheep and goats along traditional paths and look for suitable pastures. Living in the natural environment and depending on the seasonal cycles has connected them with the world of plants and animals. Mr. Ghorban's small children also grow up in this environment from the very beginning and learn the necessary skills for a nomadic life.

It is interesting that in one of these incidents, the young children of Mr. Ghorban were able to free the killer of the chickens. This shows that the protection of the environment and animal life is an integral part of the culture and values ​​of the nomads. They have a deep understanding of the balance of nature and try to respect it.

In addition to preserving cultural heritage, nomadic life also helps to protect the environment. I hope this way of life can be maintained in the future and it will be a suitable model for a sustainable life in human societies.



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