The last secret place in Hemu, a small Tuva village with only eight households

The last secret place in Hemu, a small Tuva village with only eight households: Meilifeng Village. There is no commercial development, it is still the most primitive, and it is a pleasant surprise to meet.

Both the big Meilifeng and the small Meilifeng need to be reached by horseback, and it is a mountain road.
The round-trip ride to the small Meilifeng is 220 yuan, the round-trip ride to the big Meilifeng is 260 yuan, and the round-trip ride to the small village of Meilifeng is 320 yuan.

However, we chartered a car to go to Meilifeng Village. The drive from Hemu Bridge to Meilifeng Village is about 6 kilometers, and the round-trip cost is 100 yuan per person.
I went to the villagers' home to drink milk tea, walk around, and the small village without

any tourists is very quiet.
There are no restaurants or shops here. Only 8 Tuva families live here, but each family occupies a large area.

The driver who took us was a girl in the village. She said that the 7 people in her family divided 200 acres of land.
I envy her big yard very much, and there is a stream flowing beside the yard.

They are basically self-sufficient. They use solar power for electricity, water from streams, and raise their own cattle and sheep. They only have to go to the county to buy vegetables, such as potatoes, onions, tomatoes, etc.
I wonder what would happen if I lived here for a month? Fortunately, there is Internet in the village.