Mikrayi Sidik, a skilled rider, overcame initial rejection to become the head of the cavalry’s female unit after joining the cavalry in 2022. She learned horse riding from a young age and pursued her dream despite challenges and moments of panic. The cavalry, the only horse riding cavalry in China, now attracts tourists and has led to economic growth in the region.

Mikrayi learned horse riding from a young age and was mentored by experienced riders in her community. Despite initial rejection from both her father and the cavalry officials, she persisted in practicing horse riding and eventually impressed them with her skills. She joined the cavalry in 2022 and was appointed as the head of the female unit, reflecting on her journey of perseverance and determination.

The cavalry in China has become a tourist attraction, leading to economic growth in the region. The influx of tourists has created job opportunities for local residents, with their monthly income rising as a result. The cavalry now puts on equestrian shows for visitors, showcasing their skills and attracting attention to the unique unit.