The accommodation environment in the small town of Seine Bay is very good, and there are also many entertainment projects, such as archery, which is another traditional Mongolian "Three Musts for Men" and one of the earliest activities of Nadam Conference. More than 800 years ago, Mongolians were divided into many different tribes, and their economic life could be roughly divided into nomadic economy and hunting economy. After Genghis Khan unified Mongolia, although the hunting economic tribes gradually turned to nomadic economy, the bow-drawing and archery skills accumulated in the hunting process for many years were preserved to prevent foreign enemies from invading and wild animals from attacking the herds. Poor herders without livestock still rely on bows and arrows to kill animals for a living. Because archery is an indispensable weapon in Mongolian life, people have great respect for those archers, and archers are willing to perform or compete in public, so archery has become an important competition in Nadam.