What's the name of the red tasseled spear of the Mongols? What does it symbolize? What are the parts of a yurt? What are they called?

The yurt is called Sulizhong (the god of war), and in ancient times, Mongolian troops would sacrifice to Sulizhong to pray for victory when they went to war. Now it symbolizes strength and bravery.

The yurt is a traditional Mongolian dwelling.

The yurt is a sky-dome style, round in shape, with a wooden frame covered with white wool felt. Because it is round, so standing in the grassland, wind and snow resistance is small, and then the earthquake will not be deformed, the top and not accumulate rain and snow, the cold is not easy to invade, is a very safe shelter. Package within the wall called Hanna, the uniform thickness of about seven, eight feet long willow stick with leather link and become, on the top and then made of willow stick "Uni" and the top of the round "set of brain" link frame, outside the felt, and taut with rope.

The yurt is a product of nomadic life. Yurt "Ha Na", can be divided into several pieces, and can be folded, ride, unloading, hauling are very convenient. A yurt, with a Lele car can be transported, ride, unloading only a few minutes, very convenient.

The size of the yurt is determined by the number of hanas. Small yurts generally use five hanas, larger yurts generally use eight hanas.

The decorations and utensils inside the yurt are simple and elegant, characterized by the rich nomadic culture of the steppe. Inside the yurt, there are square tables, vertical cabinets, fire support and so on. Wooden floor or bed can be laid inside the package. Satin and carpet can be used to decorate the walls and the ground, making the yurt more ethnic characteristics.