In the vast northern Xinjiang, it starts from Xuefeng in Altay in the west and the green forest in Xing 'an Mountains in the east. It starts from Lake Baikal in the north and reaches the Great Wall of Wan Li in the south.
The commander-in-chief used to be a big stage for nomadic people in the north to March on horseback and graze freely, and the room most suitable for this lifestyle is yurts. Therefore, Mongolians are sometimes called "felt tents", and yurts are also called vaults and felt tents.
In Historical Records Biography of Xiongnu, it is recorded that "Xiongnu father and son lie in the sky together". In Wang Zhaojun's Yuefu poems, Sui Daoheng also wrote the sentence "Qiu, Mao, felt and curtain also bloom".
Notes on Heilongjiang in Qing Dynasty: "The national language of Qionglu (Manchu) is called Mongolian Bo, and the popular pronunciation of Bo is Bao. Chinese is transliteration and free translation.
1. There were two kinds of early yurts. One is a vehicle-mounted movable yurt.
The other is a yurt that can be removed and placed directly on the grass. The yurts carried in the car vary in size. The small ones can be taken by cattle or horses, while the big ones need to be taken away by many animals.
After thousands of years of exploration, the Mongols finally formed a residence suitable for nomadic migration in the four seasons and resisting the cold climate in the northern plateau on the basis of shacks, and found a living form that can stand the test of nature. 2. The characteristics of yurts (1) are suitable for the natural environment. The yurts are generally round, without edges and corners, and streamlined.
The top of the bag is arched, which has the strongest bearing capacity. The bag body is approximately cylindrical, forming a solid whole from top to bottom. Therefore, sandstorms and snow on the grassland will not make yurts fall into disaster.
Strong yurts can withstand the ten-level wind in winter and spring. Because the top of the yurt is round and can't hold water, when it rains and snows, the felt at the top of the yurt is covered and it forms a spherical closed body. So it can bear the heavy rain on the grassland.
After days and nights of heavy rain, the house collapsed, but it was safe and sound. No matter how hard it rained, it would not leak into the bag. Mongolian yurts are warm in winter and cool in summer.
Mongolia has been extremely cold since ancient times. "The cold on March 9 will freeze the horns of 3-year-old cows. “。 However, Mongolian yurts that have lived for generations have never heard of freezing a person to death, because, first, there is fire in the yurts and a lot of cattle and sheep manure in the pastoral areas. As long as the fire lasts for a lifetime, the heat wave will come immediately.
Secondly, in winter, the felt bag is thickened outside, and a layer of felt is tied inside, which has better windproof and thermal insulation performance. Third, when sleeping, warm your home, cover it, block the door tightly, cover it with a sheepskin quilt and a leather robe. How can it be cold? Fourth, you can also put a warm kang in your bag and burn the fire from the outside.
If the heat in the bag is serious, it can also be relieved by the felt at the top; In the hot summer, people sit on the highland with a wide view, drinking and singing. It's really fragrant with flowers, breeze and cream, no less than the Forbidden City. Because the yurt is shaped like a sphere, with white as the main color, it has a good reflective effect.
The skylight can be opened at the back, and the edge of the felt can be lifted to make it exposed to the wind on all sides, such as sitting on the terrace. Especially suitable for making milk food, because it will not be too sour.
Now some yurts are deserted, and they are specially used for making milk food in summer. (2) Adapt to nomadic life and quickly build yurts: there is no need to strictly choose the site, as long as the surrounding water plants are good.
Mongolian yurt is a kind of combined house, and all components are independent. When building the cover, you don't need many people to participate, but two people can finish it. When you arrive at a new place, unload them from the car. Just make a fire to cook milk tea and a yurt will be set up.
When making tea, it's still a picnic. It's time for tea. I'm already sitting in a yurt. Easy to disassemble: It is much easier to disassemble the yurt than to cover it.
It only takes ten minutes for two people to open it. The rope and belt are movable buckles, which are easy to untie.
As soon as the belt is untied, the felt and the frame will automatically separate. Hana, Wuni and Taotao are all divided into small pieces, which can be disassembled and folded soon.
Easy to load and move: yurts are made of wood and felt, without metal, brick, tile, cement, etc. At the same time, it is assembled from various parts. Nothing that is demolished is heavy, so a woman can lift it and put it in the car. Convenient maintenance: the materials used in yurts are all adapted to local conditions.
Which parts are broken or old can be replaced. Mongolian yurts can be expanded or reduced.
But psychologically and habitually, Mongolians don't like to shrink back. There is a saying that "it is better to shrink the felt house than to shrink the stomach."
3. The composition of the yurt The yurt is mainly composed of three parts: scaffolding, felt (covering) and rope. (1) The overall frame of the wooden yurt is a wooden structure, which is composed of Taonao, Wuni, Hana and the door.
Taonao is the head of the wooden frame and the skylight of the yurt. The size of peach brain determines the length and quantity of black mud. The canopy is a circular arch, like an open umbrella, and generally consists of three circular wooden rings with neat specifications and four curved wooden beams. A square socket is chiseled on the outside of the largest circular wooden ring.
Wu Yitong is translated as a rafter, a wooden pole connecting Tao nao and Hana. The length of the wooden pole is about 0.5 times the diameter of 65438+ peach brain, the upper end is thinner and the lower end is thicker. The upper end is inserted into the square mouth of round wood, and the lower end is perforated, which is the same as the hole of Hana, and is connected with Hana through a rope.
Hana is a kind of grid made of wicker, which is sewn into a rhombic grid with leather rope. Connect a number of flower beds to form a circular grid frame, which is the wall of the yurt.
The size of yurts is generally determined by the number of yurts in Hana. Ordinary yurts are mostly four, five or six hanas, and there are also eight or ten large yurts.
Hana has three magical characteristics: First, it is flexible, and its height can be relatively adjusted, unlike the fixed size of Tanau and Unni. The second is that it has great support.
After Hana's head bears the gravity from Wuni evenly, it disperses through the grid and spreads evenly to Hana's legs. This is the secret that wicker with thick fingers can withstand two or three thousand kilograms of pressure.
The third is beautiful appearance. The wood used to make Hana is usually made of red willow, which is light and unbreakable, and the nail holes do not crack or deform when wet. Same thickness, same height and same grid size.
The felt bag made by this method not only meets the mechanical requirements, but also has a symmetrical and beautiful appearance. The gate is called "Halaga" in Mongolian.
It consists of a door frame, a threshold and a lintel. The height of the door frame is equal to the height of Hana, and the door has a frame. Therefore, the door of the yurt should not be too high, generally about three and a half feet high.
2. Write about the beautiful grasslands of Mongolian yurts
How many nationalities in the world live in yurts?
How many nationalities in the world entertain guests with horse milk?
How many nationalities in the world wear robes, belts and boots?
Legend has it that there is a towering Nader Mountain in hibbert's nomadic land. The top of the mountain is covered with snow all year round, filled with fog and the lake is as clear as a mirror. People say this is a secluded place for the gods. One day, a young hunter suddenly found a group of fairies playing in the lake and lakeside at the top of the mountain. The beautiful posture and moving laughter amazed the hunter. He quietly took a pair of leather belts to trap the horse and watched invisibly. The fairies chase and play, but they don't know it. The hunter flew in with a leather rope and trapped one of the fairies. The other fairies panicked and hid in the clouds. The hunter courted the fairy and the fairy agreed. Soon gave birth to a son, and this son became the ancestor of the Daoyi family.
Mongolians call themselves "Mongolians". The name "Mongolia" means "eternal fire" Nicknamed "People on horseback". Now it is mainly distributed in Xinjiang, Qinghai, Gansu, Liaoning, Jilin, Heilongjiang and other provinces.
In addition to the most common milk, Mongolians also eat goat's milk, horse's milk, deer's milk and camel milk, a few of which are used as fresh milk drinks, and most of them are processed into dairy products. Three meals a day, every meal is inseparable from milk and meat.
Mongolian traditional national white festival, Aobao Festival, Nadam Festival, Luban Festival and Lantern Festival. Festivals have different customs. For example, during the Nadam Convention, there will be wrestling, horse racing, archery, dancing and material exchange. After liberation, many new contents have been added, such as track and field, ball games, cultural performances, photo exhibitions, film screenings and exchange of production experience. This has become the favorite activity of the Mongolian people. Lantern Festival: Every year on October 25th of the lunar calendar, when night falls, everyone lights butter lamps to celebrate. Today, most Mongolians in Buksel Mongolian Autonomous County and emin county have never celebrated the Lantern Festival; In Wusu County, Mongolians don't light lanterns on Lantern Festival. On the contrary, they use various forms of entertainment. White Festival is the most important festival of Mongolian people, which is equivalent to our Spring Festival, also known as "Bai Yue". Legend has it that it is related to the whiteness of milk, which means good luck. The time of the festival is roughly the same as the Spring Festival. On New Year's Eve, every family eats braised pork, including jiaozi and pancakes. On the morning of the first day of junior high school, the younger generation will propose a toast to their elders.
Mongolian costumes include robes, belts, boots and jewelry. However, due to different regions, there are also differences in styles. Take women's robes as an example. Most Mongolians in Horqin and Harqin regions wear wide and straight robes with split sides, and the neckline and cuffs are mostly decorated with various colors. Mongolians in Xilingol grassland wear Mongolian robes with large narrow sleeves and no slits; Buryat women wear tunics and strapless robes; Ordos women's robes are divided into three pieces, the first one is close-fitting clothes with sleeves reaching to the wrist, the second one is a jacket with sleeves reaching to the elbow, and the third one is a collarless double-breasted vest with flashing buttons in straight rows.
Mongolian yurt is the name of Mongolian herdsmen's house. "Bao" means "home" and "house" In ancient times, yurts were called "treasury", "felt tent" or "felt house". Mongolian yurts are round, big and small. The largest can accommodate more than 20 people to rest; Small people can also accommodate 10 people. The construction of yurts is very simple. Generally, draw a circle according to the size of the bag where the water plants are suitable. Then, erect "Hannah" (made of 2.5-meter-long wicker) along the drawn circle, and then erect the "Wuni" at the top. Connect "Hannah" and "Wuni" into a circle, then put on a felt and tie it with a wool rope, and you can finish it. White yurts are like Bai Lianhua blooming on the endless grassland. The biggest advantages of yurts are convenient disassembly, large indoor use area, indoor air circulation, good lighting conditions, warm in winter and cool in summer, and no fear of wind and rain, which is very suitable for herders to live and use frequently.
Mongolians have their own language and writing. Mongolian belongs to Altaic language family, which is distributed in Mongolia and Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. Mongolian in Mongolia belongs to Kharka dialect, with a population of about1.8000. The main features of modern Mongolian language are: more vowels but fewer consonants, relatively free phonetic combination and more syllables. Most consonants can appear at both the beginning and the end of syllables. In the 1940s, Mongolia adopted the new Mongolian characters based on kirill letters, which were written from top to bottom and moved from left to right.
Mongolian art can be divided into three categories: folk songs, musical instruments and Quyi. Famous figures include Kublai Khan, Mingato and sourdrang dowager. The specialties are mainly mutton, goat milk and horse milk.
Beautiful grassland, our home.
3. Write a composition about the characteristics of Mongolian yurts. A 300-word Mongolian yurt is a kind of house where Mongolian herders live. Convenient construction and relocation, suitable for animal husbandry production and nomadic life. Mongolian yurts are round, big and small, and the big ones can accommodate more than 600 people; Small enough to hold 20 people. The construction of yurts is very simple. It is generally built in a place suitable for the growth of aquatic plants. First draw a circle according to the size of the yurt, and then you can start building the yurt according to the size of the circle. Although the yurt looks small in appearance, it has a large use area, good indoor air circulation, good lighting conditions, warm in winter and cool in summer, and is not afraid of wind and rain, which is very suitable for people who often move to pasture to live and use.
Traditional dwellings of ancient nomadic people. In ancient times, it was called treasury, also known as felt tent, tent and felt bag. Mongolian is called Geer, and Manchu is Mongolian yurt or Mongolian blog. The residence created by this nomadic people to adapt to nomadic life is easy to disassemble and assemble, which is convenient for nomadic life. It has appeared since the Xiongnu period and has been in use ever since. The yurt is round, and the surrounding side walls are divided into several blocks, each of which is 130~ 160 cm high and about 230 cm long. It is woven with wooden strips into a net, several blocks are connected into a circle, and a long umbrella-shaped dome is covered and connected with the side wall. The top and four walls of the tent are covered or surrounded by felt and fixed with ropes. A wooden frame with door panels is left on the southwest wall, and a circular skylight is left at the top of the tent for lighting, ventilation and smoke exhaust, which is covered with felt at night or in stormy days. The smallest diameter of the yurt is more than 300 centimeters, and the big one can accommodate hundreds of people. During the Mongol khanate, Khan and the king's tent could accommodate 2000 people. There are two types of yurts: fixed and swimming. In semi-agricultural and semi-pastoral areas, build more fixed buildings, build earth walls around them and cover them with reeds; Most nomadic areas are swimming. There are two kinds of swimming: separable and inseparable. The former is carried by livestock, while the latter is pulled by ox cart or carriage. After the establishment of People's Republic of China (PRC) (China), the number of Mongolian settlers increased, and Mongolian yurts remained only in nomadic areas. In addition to Mongols, Kazakh and Tajik herders also lived in yurts when they were nomadic. On the vast Mongolian plateau, the cold wind roared, and many white tents were dotted on the ground. They are Mongolian yurts, which Mongols call "Mongolian yurts". People have been using yurts since there were Mongols. Long time no see. But when did it start to be used? Nobody knows the exact time. Mongolian yurts have become the daily residence of Mongolians. Most Mongolians are nomadic tribes, and their goats, sheep, yaks, horses and camels are looking for new pastures all year round. Mongolian yurts can be packed into luggage, carried by several humped camels, transported to the next station, and then set up tents again.
I want to write my own composition. In order to attract customers, the yurt hotel invited yurts to the store. I was lucky enough to have a good meal in a yurt, and I still remember it.
Mongolian yurts are really beautiful! Mongolian yurt is the Manchu name of Mongolian herdsmen's housing. Mongols have lived in yurts for 1000 years.
The yurt is about 4 meters high. It looks small, but the actual use area in the yurt is very large. Almost all yurts are round in appearance, bulging in gorgeous "dresses", with a unique door embedded inside and a magical little window overhead.
Entering the inside of the yurt, I found that the yurt is not round, but a "high hat" worn on the round body. The "high hat" is composed of 36 wooden rafters, shaped like an open umbrella, with a large wooden turntable at the top, which is decorated with beautiful ethnic patterns.
The inner shroud of the yurt is also round, like an iron ring tied around the yurt. It is made of flannel when touched by hand. It not only embroidered many pictures with national characteristics, but also hung a fringe under it, which was bright in color and made people feel strong national flavor. What is even more surprising is the blanket near the ground, which is woven with bamboo mats, so that it can be ventilated in summer and warm in winter, which fully embodies the wisdom and creation of grassland people to adapt to the natural environment.
The inner felt of the yurt is made of very soft animal skin, which can prevent the invasion of rain and sand, and can play the role of ventilation and warmth. Mongolians love life very much, which can be seen from the antlers hanging on the wall. Antlers mean harvest and happiness.
By the way, there is plenty of light and fresh air in the yurt! Watching waiters in national costumes come in and out makes me feel like I am in a mysterious prairie. Mongolian yurts are really beautiful! I want to tell my classmates loudly the beauty of yurts, so that everyone can share them.
5. Write an essay on the characteristics of Mongolian yurts. Mongolian dwellings are dotted with thousands of yurts in the endless green ocean, just like big mushrooms on the grassland, growing under the blue sky.
Mongolians are mainly nomadic people, and their place of residence is uncertain. Therefore, in order to facilitate life, they created a movable residence-yurts. The yurt is easy to disassemble, and it only takes more than 20 minutes to install a yurt, which is very convenient.
It is also very convenient to move after demolition, just two humps of a camel or a cart pulled by a cow. The yurt has simple structure and convenient installation.
Just draw a circle on the ground, put some columns on the circle, and put a thick wool felt around the side to live. The smallest yurt can accommodate 20 people, and the largest yurt even has more than 600 square meters.
Although the yurt is simple in structure, it is very strong and can withstand several strong winds. All the other houses have fallen down, but it is still safe and sound. Mongolians are hospitable. When the guests come, they will go out to meet them.
I will also provide delicious milk tea and hand-grabbed mutton to warmly entertain you. They can also sing and dance, and sometimes they will persuade you to drink by singing.
Mongolian yurts are a major feature of Mongols. It would be great if I could visit them.
6. The composition of Mongolian yurts is huge. The howling cold wind on the Mongolian plateau dotted many white tents.
Mongolian herdsmen's houses are convenient to build and move, which is suitable for animal husbandry production and nomadic life. In ancient times, Mongolian yurts were called igloos, felt bags or felt tents. With the development of animal husbandry economy and the improvement of herdsmen's life, igloos or felt tents are gradually replaced by Mongolian yurts.
The traditional houses of Mongolian nomads were called vaults in ancient times, also known as felt tents. Mongolian yurts have been used continuously since the Xiongnu period. The surrounding side wall is divided into several pieces, each about 65,438+0.60 mm high, covered with wooden strips. In nomadic areas, multi-swimming swimming can be divided into two types: disassembly and disassembly. The former is a livestock carrier, and herders such as Niu Ceke also live in yurts when they are nomadic.
The top height of an ordinary yurt is 10- 15 feet, and the wall height is about 50 feet. The door of the yurt faces south or southeast, and there are four main structures in the bag: ha (Mongolian wall bracket), skylight (Mongolian brain cover), rafters and door yurt. The size of ha is usually divided into 4, 6, 8, 10 and 65438+.
Many Mongolians live in daily life. Most Mongolians are in a hurry to find new pastures all year round. Mongolian yurts are packed and transported by several camels. Now the tent is set up. It is very simple to establish a suitable place for aquatic plants. First, draw a circle according to the size of the yurt, and then start building the yurt according to the size of the circle. People decorate bags, lay thick carpets around them, hang up photo frames and posters, and now some furniture and electrical appliances have entered yurts. Life is very comfortable and happy.
7. How many nationalities in the world live in yurts? How many nationalities in the world entertain guests with horse milk? How many nationalities in the world wear robes, belts and boots? Legend has it that there is a towering Nader Mountain in hibbert's nomadic land.
The top of the mountain is covered with snow all year round, filled with fog and the lake is as clear as a mirror. People say this is a secluded place for the gods. One day, a young hunter suddenly found a group of fairies playing in the lake and lakeside at the top of the mountain. The beautiful posture and moving laughter amazed the hunter.
He quietly took a pair of leather belts to trap the horse and watched invisibly. The fairies chase and play, but they don't know it.
The hunter flew in with a leather rope and trapped one of the fairies. The other fairies panicked and hid in the clouds. The hunter courted the fairy and the fairy agreed.
Soon gave birth to a son, and this son became the ancestor of the Daoyi family. Mongolians call themselves "Mongolians".
The name "Mongolia" means "eternal fire" Nicknamed "People on horseback".
Now it is mainly distributed in Xinjiang, Qinghai, Gansu, Liaoning, Jilin, Heilongjiang and other provinces. In addition to the most common milk, Mongolians also eat goat's milk, horse's milk, deer's milk and camel milk, a few of which are used as fresh milk drinks, and most of them are processed into dairy products.
Three meals a day, every meal is inseparable from milk and meat.
8. A composition describing Mongolian yurts is about 600 words. Mongolian yurt is a kind of house where Mongolian herders live. Convenient construction and relocation, suitable for animal husbandry production and nomadic life. In ancient times, Mongolian yurts were called treasury, "felt bag" or "felt account". According to "A Brief Account of the Black Tatar", "There are two kinds of vaults: the Yanjing system with willow as the bone, just like the southern thinking, can be rolled up, opened in front of the door, and opened at the top like an umbrella bone, which is called a skylight. They are all made of felt and can be loaded immediately. The grass is made into a hard circle with willows, and the diameter is fixed with felt. It can't be rolled up and put on the car. " With the development of animal husbandry economy and the improvement of herdsmen's life, domes or felt tents are gradually replaced by yurts. The yurt has a circular spire, and the top and periphery are covered with one or two layers of thick felt. Ordinary yurt, the top height is 10- 15 feet, the wall height is about 50 feet, and the door opens to the south or southeast. The four main structures in the bag are Hana (Mongolian yurt fence support), skylight (Mongolian "brain cover"), rafters and doors. Mongolian yurts are divided into four hanas, six hanas, eight hanas, 10 and 12 hanas according to the number of hanas. 12 The yurt in Hana is rare on the grassland, covering an area of more than 600 square meters, and looks like a castle from a distance. In the past, dozens of such big yurts got together, which was very spectacular.
Mongolian yurts have appeared since the Xiongnu period and have been in use ever since. The yurt is round, the surrounding side wall is divided into several pieces, each piece is about 160 cm high, and the cover is made of wooden strips. Most nomadic areas are swimming. Swimming can be divided into two types: separable and inseparable. The former is carried by livestock, while the latter is carried by ox carts. Herdsmen such as Croats also lived in yurts when they were nomadic.
On the vast Mongolian plateau, the cold wind is howling, and many white tents are dotted on the ground. These tents are yurts. This is the unique yurt!
9. Composition about Mongolian yurts How many nationalities live in Mongolian yurts on the beautiful prairie? How many nationalities in the world entertain guests with horse milk? How many nationalities in the world wear robes, belts and boots? Legend has it that there is a towering Nader Mountain in hibbert's nomadic land.
The top of the mountain is covered with snow all year round, filled with fog and the lake is as clear as a mirror. People say this is a secluded place for the gods. One day, a young hunter suddenly found a group of fairies playing in the lake and lakeside at the top of the mountain. The beautiful posture and moving laughter amazed the hunter.
He quietly took a pair of leather belts to trap the horse and watched invisibly. The fairies chase and play, but they don't know it.
The hunter flew in with a leather rope and trapped one of the fairies. The other fairies panicked and hid in the clouds. The hunter courted the fairy and the fairy agreed.
Soon gave birth to a son, and this son became the ancestor of the Daoyi family. Mongolians call themselves "Mongolians".
The name "Mongolia" means "eternal fire" Nicknamed "People on horseback".
Now it is mainly distributed in Xinjiang, Qinghai, Gansu, Liaoning, Jilin, Heilongjiang and other provinces. In addition to the most common milk, Mongolians also eat goat's milk, horse's milk, deer's milk and camel milk, a few of which are used as fresh milk drinks, and most of them are processed into dairy products.
Three meals a day, every meal is inseparable from milk and meat. Mongolian traditional national white festival, Aobao Festival, Nadam Festival, Luban Festival and Lantern Festival.
Festivals have different customs. For example, during the Nadam Convention, there will be wrestling, horse racing, archery, dancing and material exchange.
After liberation, many new contents have been added, such as track and field, ball games, cultural performances, photo exhibitions, film screenings and exchange of production experience. This has become the favorite activity of the Mongolian people. Lantern Festival: Every year on October 25th of the lunar calendar, when night falls, everyone lights butter lamps to celebrate.
Today, most Mongolians in Buksel Mongolian Autonomous County and emin county have never celebrated the Lantern Festival; In Wusu County, Mongolians don't light lanterns on Lantern Festival. On the contrary, they use various forms of entertainment. White Festival is the most important festival of Mongolian people, which is equivalent to our Spring Festival, also known as "Bai Yue". Legend has it that it is related to the whiteness of milk, which means good luck.
The time of the festival is roughly the same as the Spring Festival. On New Year's Eve, every family eats braised pork, including jiaozi and pancakes.
On the morning of the first day of junior high school, the younger generation will propose a toast to their elders. Mongolian costumes include robes, belts, boots and jewelry.
However, due to different regions, there are also differences in styles. Take women's robes as an example. Most Mongolians in Horqin and Harqin regions wear wide and straight robes with split sides, and the neckline and cuffs are mostly decorated with various colors. Mongolians in Xilingol grassland wear Mongolian robes with large narrow sleeves and no slits; Buryat women wear tunics and strapless robes; Ordos women's robes are divided into three pieces, the first one is a close-fitting dress with sleeves reaching to the wrist, the second one is a jacket with sleeves reaching to the elbow, and the third one is a collarless double-breasted vest with flashing buttons in straight rows. Mongolian yurt is the name of Mongolian herdsmen's housing.
"Bao" means "home" and "house" In ancient times, yurts were called "treasury", "felt tent" or "felt house".
Mongolian yurts are round, big and small. The largest can accommodate more than 20 people to rest; Small people can also accommodate 10 people.
The construction of yurts is very simple. Generally, draw a circle according to the size of the bag where the water plants are suitable. Then, erect "Hannah" (made of 2.5-meter-long wicker) along the drawn circle, and then erect the "Wuni" at the top. Connect "Hannah" and "Wuni" into a circle, then put on a felt and tie it with a wool rope, and you can finish it. White yurts are like Bai Lianhua blooming on the endless grassland.
The biggest advantages of yurts are convenient disassembly, large indoor use area, indoor air circulation, good lighting conditions, warm in winter and cool in summer, and no fear of wind and rain, which is very suitable for herders to live and use frequently. Mongolians have their own language and writing.
Mongolian belongs to Altaic language family, which is distributed in Mongolia and Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. Mongolian in Mongolia belongs to Kharka dialect, with a population of about1.8000.
The main features of modern Mongolian language are: more vowels but fewer consonants, relatively free phonetic combination and more syllables. Most consonants can appear at both the beginning and the end of syllables.
In the 1940s, Mongolia adopted the new Mongolian characters based on kirill letters, which were written from top to bottom and moved from left to right. Mongolian art can be divided into three categories: folk songs, musical instruments and Quyi.
Famous figures include Kublai Khan, Mingato and sourdrang dowager. The specialties are mainly mutton, goat milk and horse milk.
Beautiful grassland, our home.