Jiang Feng checked the weather forecast; today there would be a light drizzle over the grasslands.
Rainy days are good weather; the grass grows rapidly after the rain, but for cattle and sheep, they cannot be grazed outside temporarily.
Otherwise, if the wool gets wet, the sheep can easily catch a cold and potentially die.
In the pasture, Jiang Feng was practicing archery.
The Nadamu Festival is held on the fourth day of the sixth lunar month, roughly around July 20th of the solar calendar.
It's already the end of May, leaving less than two months for preparation.
Sparing some time occasionally to practice archery and get a feel for it in advance lays the groundwork for the Nadamu Festival.
After all, it's a major event on the prairie, and people take it very seriously. Many start practicing horse riding, archery, and bókh wrestling early to shine in the competitions.
