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Morning air in Hulunbuir smells like grass and diesel. The station knows it. That's why the first hour is pure local talk, news about herders, road conditions, the price of milk. Then the music starts. You'll get Mandopop ballads followed by something unexpected, a Mongolian folk song with horsehead fiddle, or a synth-heavy track from a Beijing indie band. The playlist is all over the place, but it works. It feels like a radio station run by actual people, not an algorithm. The afternoon slot leans into older Chinese pop from the 80s and 90s, which drags a little, too much sentimentality. But…