The Mongolian ethnic group
It is famous for its grassland culture and nomadic life, mainly distributed in the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. The Mongolian ethnic group is an important ethnic minority in China and also a well-known nomadic ethnic group in the world. Its distribution is wide. Besides China and Mongolia, there are also many Mongolians in Russia, Central Asia and other places.
Their traditional diet mainly consists of dairy products and meat, such as milk tea, cheese, and hand - eaten mutton.
Koumiss is a traditional drink of the Mongolian ethnic group, with a unique flavor.
Their traditional costumes include Mongolian robes, Mongolian boots, and headdresses, usually with bright colors and beautiful patterns.
Yurts are the traditional dwellings of the Mongolian ethnic group. They are easy to disassemble and transport, which is suitable for nomadic life.
Presenting hada is a noble etiquette of the Mongolian ethnic group, expressing respect and blessings.
The Nadam Fair is a traditional festival of the Mongolian ethnic group, usually held in summer or autumn, including activities such as wrestling, horse racing, and archery.
The White Festival (Spring Festival) is one of the most important festivals of the Mongolian ethnic group. Family members get together and hold various celebration activities.
The Mongolian ethnic group early believed in Shamanism, and after the Yuan Dynasty, they generally believed in Tibetan Buddhism (Lamaism).
