I raise furry animals and fly them to my motherland.

Chapter 327 Snow Leopard Commando Team

What's even more infuriating is that the media in Japan and South Korea have distorted the origin of this sandstorm to China, reporting the absurd news that "sandstorms from China have invaded neighboring countries."

My phone suddenly vibrated, and a message from Director Yi popped up: "[An emergency online meeting will be held at 10:30 to discuss the response plan for the sandstorm in the northern desert country]."

Xu Ying sneered. It was time to teach this evil neighbor, who wantonly destroyed the ecology, a lesson.

10:30.

Online meeting room.

The moment Xu Ying logged into the meeting, her pupils dilated in shock—the list of attendees was filled with verified accounts from leaders of Xizhou Province, with the highest-level accounts prominently featured.

"Last time we offered to donate drought-resistant saplings, the Mongolian Plateau Kingdom rejected it outright!" The forestry official slammed his fist on the table in anger.

"Their presidential palace is still cutting down protective forests to build a golf course!" The head of the environmental protection department pulled up a satellite comparison image.

"Look at this!" someone shared a video taken by an international blogger, "A room full of snow leopard skins, it's absolutely insane!"

The discussion grew increasingly heated, and suddenly everyone's eyes turned to Xu Ying.

"Station Chief Xu," the senior leader's gentle yet authoritative voice rang out, "I've heard you can communicate with animals? Do you know how to get them to help plant trees in the northern desert?"

The conference room suddenly became quiet.

Xu Ying blinked, then suddenly broke into a sly smile: "Instead of going to the northern desert to plant trees, why don't we let our border animals 'abduct' their wild animals over?"

Three seconds of silence followed, then an uproar erupted – this was a completely new approach that no one had ever considered before!

Director Yi asked impatiently, "How exactly does it work?"

A sly glint flashed in Xu Ying's eyes: "Since ancient times, the Mobei Kingdom has lived a nomadic life, and Przewalski's horse is their most treasured national treasure."

She pulled up photos on her phone. "Look, their badges and currency are all decorated with horse motifs, and the people regard wild horses as the soul of the grasslands."

A chorus of "Oh!"s of sudden realization filled the conference room.

“Coincidentally,” Xu Ying said with a smile, swiping the screen to show a photo of herself with twelve Przewalski’s horses, “I’m an old friend of these wild horses. I plan to use them as ‘guides’ to ‘invite’ all the wild horse herds in the northern desert to come to our side.”

She explained in detail, "We can create a high-quality 'Horse Talent Introduction Program'—abundant pastures, a professional veterinary team, and comprehensive protection measures. Let the existing wild horses 'test their skills' and mentor the new ones."

“Wait,” a bespectacled leader suddenly interrupted, “isn’t this it?”

It looks like a pyramid scheme!

"It's just legal animal migration guidance."

Xu Ying replied with an air of righteous indignation, "After all, animals don't need visas to cross borders, they're free to come and go."

The meeting room fell silent for a moment, then erupted into a heated discussion. "Brilliant!" the forestry official exclaimed, slapping the table in admiration. "We kindly offered them saplings, but they refused; now even the national treasure, the Przewalski's horse, is 'migrating.' Let's see if they can still sit still!"

“Station Chief Xu,” the senior leader said meaningfully, “you used to work in human resources, didn’t you? You’re quite adept at this ‘poaching’ tactic.”

Everyone burst into laughter. The Environmental Protection Bureau Chief wiped away tears of laughter: "Although it's a bit sarcastic, it's truly a good deed. Those wild horses live in constant fear in the Northern Desert Kingdom, but they can finally live a peaceful life here."

After more than two hours of discussion, the group finally finalized this interesting "Grassland Talent Introduction Plan":
“Let’s set up a few wild horse ‘reception areas’ along the border first,” the forestry official said enthusiastically. “We need to make sure these ‘new employees’ are comfortable.”

“Leave the water supply issue for the grasslands to our Water Resources Bureau,” the head of the Water Resources Bureau replied, “and we will ensure that they eat the tenderest grass.”

"I'll arrange the medical team!" Director Yi patted his chest. "I'll definitely equip every horse with the best 'private doctor'."

Xu Ying smiled and said, "Let my wild horse friends be the 'headhunters.' Their personal testimonials are the most effective. One horse can lead ten, and ten can lead a hundred."

The meeting room was filled with laughter. This idea, which was both satisfying and practical, caught everyone's attention.

The top leader concluded, "That's how it's going to be! We're going to teach the Northern Desert Kingdom a lesson."

“In addition to horses, many other animals in the northern desert are losing their habitats,” Xu Ying said, pulling up a map of desertification. “We can create ecological corridors along the border, using ample water and food to guide animal migration.” Pointing to the flashing dots on the screen, she continued, “For example, during the spring breeding season, we can use artificial nests to attract migratory birds; and during the dry season, we can set up watering points to guide grassland animals southward.”

In the video window, the leaders' eyes grew increasingly bright. Suddenly, the top leader interrupted: "How much funding do you need?"

“The most expensive part is the water source project,” Xu Ying quickly calculated, “but compared to the annual investment in controlling sandstorms…”

"Approved!" the top leader declared decisively. "It will be covered by the special environmental protection fund."

After the meeting, Xu Ying rushed to the oasis grassland without stopping.

From afar, she saw twelve strong Przewalski's horses galloping toward her, their hooves thundering.

To her surprise, there were two more toddler foals in the herd.

"Oh my god!" Xu Ying crouched down and gently stroked the pony's soft mane. "You've got a new member again!"

Przewalski's horses typically give birth between April and June, usually producing only one foal per calf.

The lead stallion nuzzled Xu Ying's shoulder affectionately: "[Thanks to you, Station Master Xu. If it weren't for your medical treatments and regular checkups, we wouldn't be so healthy.]"
It flicked its tail. "Tell me, what do you need our help with this time?"
Xu Ying told the herd about the situation in the Northern Desert in detail: "The grasslands there are almost turning into deserts, and your kind are having a hard time. I would like to ask you to bring them to the Dragon Kingdom to settle down."

The herd immediately stirred, the mares neighing in approval: "[That's a brilliant idea! We've heard life isn't easy over there.]"
Xu Ying hesitated for a moment, then began to talk about the snow leopard's experience.

Before she could finish speaking, a young stallion angrily reared up: [How despicable! Those humans don't deserve to have snow leopards as neighbors!]
“I plan to form a snow leopard commando unit in the Xishan Snow Mountain,” Xu Ying explained, “but I need your help to escort them across the border. I’m worried they might encounter danger along the way.”

The lead horse stood tall and proud: "Don't worry! We will definitely protect every snow leopard."
It turned to the herd and neighed loudly, "[Brothers, this is a big mission! We must let the Northern Kingdom know the price of harming wild animals!]"
*
As the first rays of sunlight touched the snow line of the Western Hills, Xu Ying returned to the snow mountain rescue station, her feet treading on the thin frost.

The day before, she asked a vulture to deliver a message to the snow mountain, so that the golden eagle and snow pigeon could spread the news of recruiting the Snow Leopard Commando Team throughout the surrounding mountains. She did not expect the response to come so quickly.

(End of this chapter)