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What are the characteristics of the grasslands in Inner Mongolia?

1. The natural scenery of the grassland:

Hulunbuir Grassland is one of the three most famous grasslands in the world. It has a vast area, beautiful scenery, rich water and grass, and more than 3,000 crisscrossing grasslands. Rivers and more than 500 dotted lakes form a gorgeous picture that stretches all the way to the Daxinganling Mountains with surging pine waves. The climate here in summer is pleasant and the air is clean, making it a summer resort. In winter, it is covered in silver and snow, giving it a northern-like scenery. It is a good place for skiing, hunting and ice sports.

On the banks of the Morgler River, known as "China's No. 1 Qushui", there is the "Golden Horde Mongolian Tribe", which is the only famous tourist attraction in Huleng with a nomadic tribe as its landscape. This is a well-known natural pasture at home and abroad. In history, many northern nomadic peoples have been nomadic here, grew up, and thrived.

A beautiful picture with nomadic tribes as the main body is formed here, with blue sky and white clouds, winding rivers, green grass, herds of cattle and sheep, dots of yurts, and curls of smoke. Hulunbuir is a rare green pure land and a paradise for living things in the world. The vast natural pastures are fresh and peaceful. Being in the beautiful prairie makes people feel enlightened.

2. Ethnic customs of the grassland:

Men, women, old and young all wear robes, belts and high-waisted boots. The diet is mainly based on grain, milk, meat, and milk tea. Among them, milk tofu, milk tea, butter, and milk wine are the most distinctive. Whole sheep and hand-chopped meat are banquets for entertaining distinguished guests, which have unique national characteristics.

The highest etiquette of the Mongolian people is to offer Hada. Sacrifice to Aobao and Nadam is a traditional activity and unique ethnic custom of the Mongolian people. Aobao sacrifice is held on May 13th of the lunar calendar every year.

The Mongolian custom is that the right is noble, and the one above is respected. Therefore, the side facing the fire in the yurt is the honorary seat, which is the bunk for men and women, and is also a place to entertain guests and friends; the right and left sides of the honorary seat are the bunks for male and female members respectively. The architectural art expression of the mosque It has the characteristics of taking Islamic culture as its body and Han culture as its application.

If a Mongolian young man falls in love with a girl, before getting engaged, he must ask a matchmaker to bring sugar, tea, glue and other items that symbolize harmony, sweetness and exuberance, wrapped in a white handkerchief, to match her. If the woman accepts it, the marriage can proceed.

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The geographical location of the grassland:

From a geographical and landform perspective: the Inner Mongolia Plateau starts from the Daxingan Mountains and Sukshelu Mountains in the east, and reaches Gansu in the west Mazong Mountain is located at the northwest end of the Hexi Corridor in the province, along the Great Wall to the south and Mongolia to the north.

With an altitude of more than 1,000 meters, the terrain is gently undulating and has obvious seasonal changes, which is suitable for the growth of Gramineae and Asteraceae, thus creating the vast Inner Mongolia prairie. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty built a city here to farm and raise horses as a base for defense and attack against the Huns.

The famous Chinese historian and archaeologist Jian Bozan once pointed out in his famous article "Visiting Ancient Times in Inner Mongolia" that "as soon as we left Juyongguan and passed through a rugged mountain road, the ancient world opened up in front of us. A vast wilderness, a wilderness whose edges can’t be seen with a telescope, is what was called in ancient times “Beyond the Great Wall”

It can be seen that the natural extension of the Inner Mongolia Plateau gives many areas in northern China similar landform characteristics. , which laid the geological foundation for the natural extension of the Inner Mongolia prairie.