Portraits/Yang Lung

Yang Lung spent his childhood in a Buddhist monastery, studying the philosophy of this teaching and strengthening his spirit. The boy's mother passed away when he was a baby and his father spent all his time working on a factory to provide a stable future for his son. Right after Crossout, his father took Yang Lung from the temple and took him to the preserved forests, where he taught him everything he knew himself. For many years, the family successfully hid from the horrors of the new world, until one morning the father didn't wake up. Then the young man took his parent's car and left the shelter in search of people. After several difficult years, the man stumbled upon the Valley and
settled in there rather quickly.
His views on life, based on the Buddhist philosophy, were completely incomprehensible to those around him, and they avoided the "outsider". But while everyone was concerned with their own lives and profit, Yang Lung was thinking about the common good and justice. Even the good-natured inventor Jones, who once had his tire punctured near the Bridge, refused to accept Yang Lung's help. The mechanic simply couldn't understand the motives of the "visitor from the east".
But one shouldn't think that this "buddhist" is so harmless. His father taught Yang Lung to defend himself, to fight for justice, and to weld steel. The strength of his spirit, years of wandering around the Wasteland, and an armoured car based on his father's pickup truck became a great help on Yang Lung's way to a certain kind of enlightenment.
==Receiving==
* Rewarded to game volunteers for the length of service.