内蒙古简介英文
内蒙古英文导游词
内蒙古英文导游词【篇一：内蒙古呼伦贝尔大草原英文导游词】内蒙古呼伦贝尔大草原英文导游词lady and genlenmen:welcome to hunlunbeier grassland! first of all ，i’d like to tell you why people call this bdautiful grassland hulunbeier grassland. there is a moving legend behind it .a long ,long time ago there lived a couple of lovers on the grassland. the girlwas a hu lun .the boy was bei er. one day a demon chief called mang gusi abducted hulun and dried up the grassland .the grass withered and yellowed and domestic animals died one after another.in order to save the grassland and hu lun ,beier traved a great distance on foot ,chasing after mang gasi day and night .finally ,he fainted from exhaustion. in his weakened state ,he dreamt that the demon chief had magically turned hu lu,bei er traveled a great distance on foot ,chasing after mang gasi day and night .finally ,he fainted from exhaustion.in his weakened state ,he dreamt that the demon chief had magically turned hu lun into a flower which was and suffering from the windy dream in front of him .he immediately watered the flower and broke the spell .hu lun changed back into her formerself .but the demon chief would not give up .he immediately watered the flower and broke the spell .hu lun changed back in to her former self. but the demon chief would not give up .he seized hulun and took her away again .hu lun racked her brain for a way to escape .she succeeded in getting hold of the magic pearl on the demon chief`s head .on swallowing the pearl hu lun turned into a lake. in the meantime beier had killed all of the other demons ,but failed to find hu lun. heartbroken, bei er jumped in to a lake to kill himself.all of a sudden the earth split open and formed two lakes ,hu lun lake and bei er lake, with the wilson river closely connecting them .later,people living on the grassland named the land hulunbeier grassland in momory of them .hulunbeier covers an area of 250.557 square kilometers,with a totel population of 2.66 million. the mongolian natiality is the dominant ethic group, and 35 other nationlities,such as dawoer,ewenke, elunchun, han, manchu, russian, etc. live in harmony with them on the grassland. hunlunbeier is called “green and clean land” because it is relatively free of pollution.(entering the grassland)now we’resetting foot on hunlunbeier grassland. all of us have escaped from the city and its clamour and entered a place like a dreamland,look! the grassland looks like asoft, green cerpet, nowyou can enjoy【篇二：内蒙古呼伦贝尔大草原英文导游词】lady and genlenmen:(entering the grassland)grass, herds of horses and cattle and flock of sheep seem to be drifting from here ro there. what a beautiful picture!(visiting a yurt)(stepping out of the yurt)(briefing on the physique of mongolians)now you have had a look at the grassland with your own eyes, but did you noticed that the mongolian girls aregraceful,elegant and vigorous, and the young fellow are robust ,heroic and muscular? it is said thatthis has much to do with their life styles which are connected with horse sports,running and pursuing.further,the important role played by milk tea and milk products in developing their muscles and bones canot be underestimated.(briefing on the dietary habit of mongolians)let`s start with milk tea,the host minces the tea and put it in a kettle to boil it .when the kettle starts boiling with a gurgling sound, the host pours the fresh milk into it .thus the herdsman coming in from a snowstorm will warm up immediately after having such a cup of milk tea. a bowl of milk tea, stir-friedrice ,several piece of a dry milk product and some lamb is regarded as a delicious meal by the ordinary mongolian herdsman. milk products include the skin of boiled milk, milk curd, milk wine ,cheese ,butter and so on .the formal meal may be served with meat and a flour-base product.(briefing on mongolian clothing)the mongolian robe is unique to this ethnic group .the robe is often matched with a belt and head decorations.with its high collar and long sleeves ,the robe protects people frommosquitoes .the middle part of the robe is made loose for the convenience of riding horses and is long enough to keep the knees warm. you can find all kinds of clothes here today ,but the robe is the cultural heritage of the mongolians and has become a symbol of their national conscience and identity.(briefing on mongolian yurta)you can see mongolian yurta here and there on grassland.but do you know the history and structure of the mongolian yurta?according to the historical records of the xiongnu,an ancient ethnic group ,their ancestors lived in the northland long ago .their living quarters were called yurta. in this sense mongolians ,as a ethnic group ,can date to 4,000 years ago .so the mongolian yurta are a symbol of the history of this ethnic group .now let`s talk about the construction of a yurt are a symbol of the history of this ethnic group, now let`s talk about the construction of a yurt. herdsmen first build a round foundation with pieces of stones ,then they set up the structure with wodden wods and beams linked together with wollen or fur ropes,lastly ,they cover the structure with animal skins or felt blankets.the ceiling of the yurt is round .with such a structure, the yurt can withstand snowstorms and heavy rainfalls. the door of the yurt is small and down to theground .the yurt can be easily moved and this is suitable for nomadic(briefing on mongolian festivals)dear,distinguished guests,after this tour of this grassland i believe you must have a general idea of how the mongolian pelple live here and may een feel reluctant to leave the beautiful hulunbeier grassland .i belive the grassland and its people enjoyed your visit as much as you did and look forward to your next one .ladies and gentlemen,i hope to have another chance to meet you again on this very land ,the hulunbeier grassland .goodbye and good luck.【篇三：内蒙古呼伦贝尔大草原导游词】内蒙古呼伦贝尔大草原导游词女士们、先生们，你们好！欢迎到呼伦贝尔观光游览！首先，我给大家介绍一下我们这个美丽的草原为什么叫呼伦贝尔草原。
内蒙古英文介绍
Hohhot is a historical and cultural city. It has many ancient relics, for example, Zhaojun Tomb,White
Inner Mongolia is divided into 12 prefecture-level divisions.
Wrestling
The wrestling is warmly welcomed by the Mongolian people. Like a fighter in a battle, the competitors danced to the brilliant song, bowed, and started to fight.
张格根多仁
No.1 Brief Introduction No.2 National characteristics
It is the widest province in China by its latitude{纬度}. And
the third largest Chinese province (over 1.1 million square kilometers or 424,736 square miles) but not very
White food
purple food
Nadam congress
“the Nadam congress” is the traditional festival which is celebrated by Mongolian national minority people.
Horse riding
Horse riding is the most common event on the grassland. People of all ages take part in the competitions. There are Children’s race, teenagers’ race, adults’ race and women’ race. The horse riding needs to be well prepared. They must select a good horse, feed it carefully, cultivate their feelings and practice hard.
如何用英语介绍内蒙古
in full Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, Chinese (Wade-Giles) Nei-meng-ku Tzu-chih-ch'ü, (Pinyin) Nei Mongol Zizhiqu,autonomous region of China. It is a vast territory, with an area of 454,600 square miles (1,177,500 square kilometres), that stretches in a great crescent for some 1,700 miles (2,700 kilometres) across northern China. It is bordered to the north by Mongolia (formerly Outer Mongolia) and Russia; to the east by the Chinese provinces of Heilungkiang, Kirin, and Liaoning; to the south by the provinces of Hopeh, Shansi, and Shensi and the Hui Autonomous Region of Ningsia; and to the west by the province of Kansu. Its capital is Hu-ho-hao-t'e (Hohhot).Physical and human geographyThe landRelief and drainageInner Mongolia is essentially an inland plateau with a flat surface lying at an elevation of about 3,300 feet (1,000 metres) above sea level and fringed by mountains and valleys. Its southern boundary is formed by a series of high ridges with an average height of between 4,500 and 6,000 feet. To the northwest the land falls away toward the centre of the Gobi (Desert), an arid zone with low summer rainfall, strong evaporation, almost perpetual sunshine, and constant northwesterly winds. The Huang Ho (Yellow River) makes a great northward and southward loop through south-central Inner Mongolia, delineating the Ordos Desert and providing irrigation water for the area. In the centre and the north, rainfall and snow are absorbed by the desert.The eastern third of the region is dominated by the Greater Khingan Range, which rises from the plateau to elevations of 4,000 feet and more. Glaciation has cut many U-shaped valleys in the mountains, through which run tributaries to the Argun (O-erh-ku-na) River; the Argun forms most of Inner Mongolia's border with Russia.SoilsSoils in the western areas are largely gray-brown or sandy desert. In the central regions, chestnut-brown soils are common, in which cereals can be raised by dry farming once every two or three years after sufficient moisture has accumulated in the soil. Soils in the higher elevations of the eastern mountains are podzolic (leached), while rich black soils and dark brown soils are found on the lower western and eastern slopes, respectively. The prairie on both sides of the great bend of the Huang Ho is known as the “granary of the frontier.”ClimateThe seasons are marked by sharp fluctuations in the climate. Spring arrives in May and lasts for two months. Summer temperatures are relatively uniform. The July average is about 72° F (22° C) atHu-ho-hao-t'e in the west-central part of the region; the yearly variation, however, is about 63° F (35° C). The two hottest months are July and August, when almost three-fifths of the annual precipitation occurs. Winter, which arrives after mid-September and lasts until March, is bitterly cold, with strong, icy winds blowing out of Siberia. Precipitation is meagre. In the Gobi areas the yearly total is less than four inches (100 millimetres), the plateau area receives only about 12 inches, while about 20 inches fall in the eastern mountains. The development of farming is handicapped by a frost-free period that lasts only from 110 to 160 days and by droughts, which occur almost annually.Plant and animal lifeMuch of the western territory is barren, while the mountains in the northeast are forested. Large areas of the central region, however, consist of grassland, which provides pasture for sheep, goats, cattle, and the famous Mongolian horses and Bactrian camels. Sheep and goats (roughly in equal proportions) are by far the most important, the most ubiquitous, and the most numerous of the animals raised on the grasslands.Settlement patternsThe region is primarily agricultural and pastoral, with few industrial centres. The three major urban areas are located in the centre of the region: Pao-t'ou, a large industrial complex and transportation hub;Hu-ho-hao-t'e, the region's political and cultural centre; and Chi-ning, a commercial and transportation centre. Also important is Ch'ih-feng, a commercial centre and transportation hub at the southern end of the Greater Khingan Range.The peopleEthnic distributionHan (Chinese) constitute the bulk of the population, and the largest minority population is that of the Mongols. Minor groups include the Hui (Chinese Muslims), Manchu, Daghur (Ta-wo-erh) Mongol, Evenk (E-wen-k'o), Korean, and O-lun-ch'un peoples. The population is unevenly distributed, with most people concentrated in the agricultural belt south of the Ta-ch'ing Mountains escarpment of the Mongolian Plateau (near the Huang Ho) and on the eastern slopes of the Greater Khingan Range.Because the Han greatly outnumber the Mongols, the most widely used language is Chinese. The Mongolian dialects belong to the eastern branch of Mongolian languages; they are phonetically, morphologically, and syntactically almost the same as the Khalkha Mongol dialect of Mongolia to the north. A writing system of the Mongol language, using the Cyrillic alphabet, was introduced in 1955. The system also is used in Mongolia.ReligionIn addition to ancestor worship, most of the Han in the region follow a religion formed of elements of Confucianism, Buddhism, and Taoism. The Mongols are mostly followers of Tibetan Buddhism, with almost every Mongol family having at least one son in a monastery.Despite the prevalence of a form of Buddhism marked by ritual and a dominant, hierarchical monasticism, there are some aspects of shamanism. The stronghold of shamanism among the Mongols is the Hu-lun-pei-erh league (meng). The Hui, centred on Hu-ho-hao-t'e, are adherents of Islām.The economyAgricultureInner Mongolia, with almost one-third of China's grassland, has been traditionally renowned for its livestock. The condition of the livestock industry improved markedly after 1950 through the use of such measures as large-scale wolf hunting to reduce herd predation, the immunization of cattle, and improved pasturage and animal husbandry. Weather stations were established to forewarn herders of major storms. Crossbreeding by artificial insemination, such as between domestic and Tsgaisky pedigreed sheep, greatly improved stocks. Sheep are the main livestock raised, and cattle, horses, pigs, and camels also are important.The harsh climate severely restricts intensive agriculture. In some areas, particularly around the great loop of the Huang Ho, oats, spring wheat, kaoliang (a variety of grain sorghum), millet, and other grains are cultivated. In irrigated areas sugar beets and oil-bearing crops such as linseed, rape, and sunflowers are important. Measures to improve agricultural output have included greater implementation of water conservation and irrigation programs and the use of chemical fertilizers.IndustryInner Mongolia's industry is based on the territory's great mineral wealth. There are rich iron-ore deposits at Pai-yün-o-po, about 75 miles north of Pao-t'ou, and Inner Mongolia has one of the world's largest deposits of rare earth metals. Coal is mined near Pao-t'ou and at other locations. The inland drainage of the Mongolian Plateau once contained a number of salt lakes; most have dried up, leaving behind deposits of salt and natural alkali (soda). These resources are important for the chemical industry, especially for the manufacture of chemical fertilizers.Industrial development is centred around Pao-t'ou, which is one of the major iron-and-steel producers in China. The city has numerous plants, including those for ceramics, cement, machine building and repairing, textiles, and chemical fertilizers. Other major industrial centres include Hu-ho-hao-t'e, Ch'i-feng, and Wu-hai.TransportationThe rail system links the region to the remainder of China. Major railway junctions are Pao-t'ou, Hu-ho-hao-t'e, and Chi-ning. With the advent ofindustrial development, several new railways were constructed in Inner Mongolia. The Chi-ning and Ulaanbaatar International Railway (completed in 1955) connects China with Mongolia and with Russia. This route shortened the rail distance between Peking and Moscow by some 700 miles. The most important line constructed since 1949, however, is that from Pao-t'ou to Lan-chou in Kansu Province, which completes the rail link between northern and northwestern China.In addition to the rail network, thousands of miles of highway link most areas. Inland waterway navigation is somewhat limited. Only the upper course of the Huang Ho, from Lan-chou, in Kansu, to Ho-k'ou, in Inner Mongolia, is navigable.Administration and social conditionsGovernmentThe administration differs in name and composition from those in other parts of China. The region is divided into eight leagues (meng), similar to subprovincial units in China proper, and four prefecture-level municipalities (shih). The local administrative units are banners (ch'i) in the Mongolian areas and counties (hsien) in the predominantly Han area. In the Mongol areas the banners are subdivided into administrative villages (gatsaa) or aimak(units of two or three villages); in the nomadic region the banners are subdivided into sumun, which are divided into bag (groups of nomad farmers), khoto (towns), and ail (settlements of a few families of nomads).In accordance with the policy of fostering unity between the nationalities, an effort has been made to set up “democratic coalition governments” in localities where both Mongols and Han are represented in substantial numbers.EducationEducation was introduced after 1949, mainly through mobile schools and a “half-study, half-work” scheme in which stud y time varied according to the requirements of agriculture. More than three-fifths of the population has received at least a primary-level education, andilliteracy has been reduced. A number of vocational schools, colleges, and universities are also in operation.Health and welfareMost of the Mongols live in tentlike structures called yurts, or ger, that are inadequately ventilated. This, added to chronic shortages of drinking water and traditional hygiene patterns, contributed to the spread of epidemic diseases. Syphilis and bubonic plague caused a continuous decline in the Mongolian population in the mid-19th to mid-20th century. In 1947, for example, more than three-fifths of the pastoral population suffered from syphilis, and the infant mortality rate in 1949 was as high as one in three live births. Public health has since greatly improved, and the spread of infectious diseases has been brought under control. Energetic promotion of new midwifery methods significantly reduced the rate of infant mortality, and the population began increasing.Cultural lifeCultural life bears the deep imprint of Tibetan Buddhist influence. In liturgical music, monastery and temple architecture, scriptural learning and commentary, and religious arts, the Mongols accepted the forms of Tibet. Though the specific content and emphasis of Mongol folk legends vary somewhat with the location and with tribal or clan history concerning their origins, most clans have legends of their founders as either a mythical animal or a hero; others preserve legends about historical figures once prominent in the life of their clan. The subjects and themes of Mongol folktales and other forms of vernacular literature tend to be standard among all the tribes. A large number concern lamas and religious life. Legends and songs as well as riddles and jokes occupy the leisure time of the night camp and its fireside circle, which form a major aspect of traditional Mongolian life.Mongolian music is not an independent art but serves solely as accompaniment to songs, dances, and rites. Singing is a form of entertainment, communication, historical recollection, group fellowship, and exuberant expression, and it demonstrates the close affiliation of individual Mongols with their culture and traditions. Mongol singing is generally a gregarious activity, mostly taking place around campfires, after the evening meal.The Mongols observe seasonal celebrations: the New Year, the celebration of the White Month (signifying rebirth) in spring, the Midsummer Festival on the 12th day of the sixth month of the Chinese lunar calendar, the Autumn Festival (Festival of Fire) on the first day of the eighth lunar month, and the Great Sacrificial Feast to the Fire God on the 23rd day in the 12th lunar month.Besides the temple festivals, there is the Obo (shrine) Festival, held in the fifth month of every year. Toward the end of the ceremonies the festival takes a joyful course without restraint. There are wrestling and archery competitions, and a race is held in which the young men of the tribes ride their best horses. This is the time for a dashing display of the talent and vigour of the Mongol nomads.With the increasing Sinicization of the region—in terms of both numbers and influence—many Han cultural forms have become prominent. Minority national troupes and a number of regional institutes seek to encourage and preserve the indigenous cultural traditions.HistoryFarming was carried out on the marshes near the present boundary of Inner Mongolia and the provinces to the south in early times. The area was the limit of expansion of intensive agricultural settlement and was thus the scene of frequent confrontations between nomadic steppe dwellers and settled agriculturalists. In 658 BC several states of the North China Plain combined their efforts to build a wall defending what is now Hopeh from nomadic incursions and annexed part of Inner Mongolia to their agricultural territory. This part of Mongolia was inherited by the rulers of the Ch'in dynasty when they unified the Chan-kuo (Warring States) into an empire in the 3rd century BC.Emperors of the succeeding Han dynasty waged war against the powerful Hsiung-nu, who were based in the valley of the northern bend of the Huang Ho. After pushing the Hsiung-nu north of the river, the Han settled the Ordos Desert region. The decline of the Han dynasty in the 3rd century AD brought a series of nomadic rulers to northern China. Later the T'ang dynasty (618–907) again asserted control over China's northern border, constricting trade and prompting border raids.The establishment of the Mongolian Empire by Genghis Khan in the 13th century brought prestige and expanded trade to Inner Mongolia. Old raidingpatterns returned with the Ming dynasty in China, but peaceful relations with China were reestablished when the Manchu rulers of the Ch'ing dynasty reorganized the tribes into banners and leagues and promoted trade through itinerant Han merchants.During the 19th century, population pressure to the south brought many Chinese farmers into Mongolia in search of land to cultivate. This caused conflicts with herdsmen that culminated in independence for Outer Mongolia in 1912 and administrative autonomy for Inner Mongolia in 1932. Eastern Inner Mongolia was occupied by the Japanese from 1933 as part of the state of Manchukuo, and Japanese rule extended westward after 1937 during the Sino-Japanese War.The Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region was founded by the Chinese Communist regime in 1947, more than two years prior to the establishment of its national government at Peking in 1949. In its first configuration, it consisted of the former Chahar and Suiyüan provinces and sections taken from western Heilungkiang and northern Liaoning provinces. In a series of annexations in the 1950s, Inner Mongolia was greatly expanded to the northeast and east, west, and south; from 1956 to 1969 it extended in a great 1,700-mile arc from east of the Greater Khingan Range, then dipped to the southwest and west to the Pa-tan-chi-lin Desert in north-central China proper. During this period more than half of China's frontier with Mongolia was the Inner Mongolian border; in the northeast, a considerable section of China's international boundary with the Soviet Union—that along the Argun River—was in Inner Mongolia. In 1969 the Peking government reversed its previous policy by sharply cutting down the area of the autonomous region, transferring territory to the surrounding provinces and regions in all directions (especially to the Hui Autonomous Region of Ningsia in the west and Heilungkiang in the east). Only the international frontier with Mongolia remained unchanged. The areas transferred constituted about two-thirds of the former area of the region and contained almost half of its former population. In 1979 this reorganization was terminated, and the territory detached in 1969 was restored to Inner Mongolia.Inner Mongolia traditionally has been an area of mixture and contact between the agrarian Chinese and the pastoral and nomadic Mongolians. The continuous territorial changes that have affected it have therefore signified the contradiction of diverse cultures and conflicting loyalties. Inner Mongolia has thus served as a testing ground for Chinese efforts to integrate Han and Mongols into a single unified political entity.。
英文介绍内蒙古InnerMongolia
largest summer celebration. Nowadays it is held on July
11 to July 13 .
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Food
There’re a verity of food in Inner Mongolia .Most of them are dairy and meat product . Of course they are very delicious .
▪ That Hulun of Mongolian effect as the "otter" Bell's Mongolian effect as “male otter”, because the past two lakes is rich in otters.
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▪ 成吉思汗陵位于包头以南180公里处的 鄂尔多斯市伊金霍洛旗境内，现今的陵 园建于1954年，是全国重点文物保护单 位之一。成吉思汗当年金戈铁马征战一 生，并一度把蒙古的疆域向西延伸到中 亚地区，他的陵墓规模宏大，建筑雄伟， 一如他的骄人战绩，让人过目难忘。
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Inner Mongolia
Inner Mongolia is a province in north of China . It borders Russia to the northeastern and Mongolia to the north.
roast whole lamb
内蒙古家乡英文介绍作文
内蒙古家乡英文介绍作文English:I am from Inner Mongolia, a beautiful region located in northern China. Inner Mongolia is known for its vast grasslands, the Gobi Desert, and the unique Mongolian culture. The grasslands stretch as far as the eye can see, dotted with herds of sheep, horses, and yurts belonging to nomadic tribes. The Gobi Desert is a stark contrast to the grasslands, with its endless expanse of sand dunes and rocky outcrops. Inner Mongolia is also home to the Mongolian people,who have a rich history and traditions. Visitors can experience traditional Mongolian music, dance, food, and even try their hand at horseback riding or archery. The landscape and culture of Inner Mongolia make it a truly special place to visit and explore.中文翻译:我来自内蒙古，这是位于中国北部的一个美丽地区。
内蒙古以其广袤的草原、戈壁沙漠和独特的蒙古文化而闻名。
草原一望无际，点缀着羊群、马群和属于游牧部落的毡房。
介绍内蒙古英语作文
介绍内蒙古英语作文英文回答：Inner Mongolia is an autonomous region in northern China, bordering Mongolia to the north and Russia to the northeast. It is the third-largest province-level division of China by area, covering over 1.18 million square kilometers. Inner Mongolia is home to over 25 million people, including a large population of ethnic Mongols. The region has a diverse landscape, including grasslands, deserts, mountains, and forests.The economy of Inner Mongolia is primarily based on agriculture and mining. The region is a major producer of wheat, corn, soybeans, and livestock. Inner Mongolia is also rich in mineral resources, including coal, iron ore, and natural gas. The region has a strong industrial base, with major industries including petrochemicals, steel, and electricity generation.Inner Mongolia is a popular tourist destination, with attractions such as the Hohhot City Museum, the Genghis Khan Mausoleum, and the Ordos Grasslands. The region is also home to several national parks, including the Xilingol Grassland National Park and the Saihanba National Forest Park.Inner Mongolia is a vibrant and diverse region with a rich history and culture. The region plays an importantrole in China's economy and is a popular tourist destination.中文回答：内蒙古自治区是中国北部的一个自治区，北与蒙古接壤，东北与俄罗斯接壤。
2022年介绍内蒙古的英语作文_Introduce Inner Mongolia 4篇
介绍内蒙古的英语作文_Introduce InnerMongolia 4篇导读：关于”介绍内蒙古“的英语作文模板4篇，作文题目：Introduce Inner Mongolia。
以下是关于介绍内蒙古的中考英语模板，每篇作文均为满分模板带翻译。
关于”介绍内蒙古“的英语作文模板4篇，作文题目：Introduce Inner Mongolia。
以下是关于介绍内蒙古的中考英语模板，每篇作文均为满分模板带翻译。
高分英语作文1：Introduce Inner MongoliaInner Mongolia Autonomous Region is located in the north and northwest border of China, close to the border of Mongolia and Russia, with the largest number of Han people. In addition, there are nine CETZ, including North Korea, Beibei, Manchu, Daur, Ewenki, etc., with more than three African Union, and the following cities, Hexian, Qi, Chengdu: the largest cities in Hohhot: Chifeng, Ulanhot, Ulan In the main areas of Ordos, such as Chabu, Wuhai, Hulunbeier and Tongliao, the main areas include Daxinganling and Daqingshan Helan Mountain. The desert grassland in the west is vast, and the annual temperature in the East is centigrade, and the annual precipitation is about mm.It is proved that the zhujiuge of rare earth, coal and silver mines, such as "gold cup sacks, wine, fried tea, shouparo, please eat enough", is Mongolian food culture, Accurate.中文翻译：内蒙古自治区是指位于我国北方、西北边境靠近蒙俄边境的万平方公里、汉族中数量最多的地区，此外，还有与、背、满、达斡尔族、鄂温克族等9个Cetz组成的，3个以上的非盟，以下的城市，和县、旗、承都：呼和浩特最大的城市：包头赤峰、乌兰浩特、乌兰察布、乌海、呼伦贝尔、通辽等鄂尔多斯地区，主城区主城区有大兴安岭和大青山贺兰山，西部沙漠草原辽阔，东部年气温摄氏度，年降水量约毫米，探明稀土、煤炭、银矿等“金杯袋，盛酒也，油炸、茶、寿帕罗，请吃得饱”这一朱九阁为蒙古族饮食文化，准确无误。
介绍内蒙古英文作文
介绍内蒙古英文作文Inner Mongolia is an autonomous region located in northern China. Known for its vast grasslands, deserts, and rich cultural heritage, Inner Mongolia is a unique and diverse region. The grasslands of Inner Mongolia stretch for miles, providing grazing land for horses, sheep, and cattle. Nomadic herders can still be seen moving their livestock across the plains in traditional yurts.The Gobi Desert, which covers parts of Inner Mongolia, is a striking contrast to the grasslands. This harsh landscape is characterized by sand dunes and extreme temperatures, creating a challenging environment for any form of life. Despite its challenges, the Gobi Desert is home to unique flora and fauna that have adapted to survive in this arid region.Inner Mongolia's culture is deeply rooted in its nomadic traditions. The vibrant festivals, colorful costumes, and traditional music and dance reflect the region's rich heritage. Visitors to Inner Mongolia can experience firsthand the hospitality of the local people, taste delicious dairy products like milk tea and cheese, and witness breathtaking performances of Mongolian throatsinging and horseback archery.In conclusion, Inner Mongolia is a region of contrasts, where ancient traditions meet modern influences. Its stunning landscapes, nomadic lifestyle, and rich cultural history make it a fascinating destination for travelers seeking a unique experience in China.中文翻译：内蒙古是位于中国北部的一个自治区。
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White Food
Purple Food
Nadam Congress
* The Nadam congress is the traditional festival which is celebrated by Mongolian national minority people.
* “Nadam” means the celebration of the bumper harvest and the fun of amusement.
The wrestling is warmly welcomed by the Mongolian people. Like a fighter in a battle, the competitors danced to the brilliant song, bowed, and started to fight.
not very populated.
12 prefecture-level divisions.
Hohhot is a historical and cultural city. It has many ancient relics, for example, Zhaojun Tomb,White Tower.
National Characteristics
Delicious Food Beautiful Clothes National Culture
Mongolian Diet Classification
Red Food White Food Purple Food
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Horse riding is the most common event on the grassland. People of all ages take part in the competitions.
Archery（射箭）
During the long time of hunting, Mongolian people kept the ability of bowing and archery. Mongolian archery competition ncluded shortrange-archery, riding-archery, long-rangearchery. It is the combination of strength and collimation. People of all age can attend the competition but they have to bring their own horses, bows and arrows in any style snd length.
It is the widest province in China by its latitude{纬度}.
And the third largest Chinese province (over 1.1 million square kilometers or 424,736 square miles) but