Pang Bo saw Wang Yi looking at the sunset, so he looked up at it too.
In his opinion, the sunset was indeed beautiful, but why had Brother Yi brought him here to watch it?
A moment later, Wang Yi said to Tang Bo, "Let's go."
Then he turned his back to the setting sun and walked into the desert.
Pang Bo was confused and had no idea what was going on, but he still nodded, turned his back to the sunset, and followed him into the desert.
The undulating dunes were dyed red by the setting sun, as if a vast sheet of red gauze had been draped over the earth.
The two of them strode forward across that crimson gauze.
Together, they made up a breathtaking scene.
Pang Bo was completely baffled.
The seemingly endless desert stretched out before them. What was Brother Yi taking him out there for?
Could his birthday present be out there?
Was there a birthday surprise waiting for him?
"Brother Yi, where are we going?"
Pang Bo asked as he followed behind.
Wang Yi strode ahead and said, "You'll find out when we get there."
Pang Bo had no choice but to follow.
They kept walking forward with their backs to the sunset. Behind them, the sun grew larger and larger.
The heat faded, too.
At last, only half of the sun's red face remained above the dunes. Slowly, it sank beneath them.
But the sky was still bright.
In the distance, they saw an Arabian oryx leap over a dune.
This oryx, also called the Arabian oryx, was Qatar's national animal.
Pang Bo looked up and spotted a large spotted eagle.
It was circling overhead.
Perhaps it still hadn't found food and, in its desperation, had set its sights on them.
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