Wedding in Inner Mongolia

Photo reference: ebaomonth/window/travel/chnat/pix/nat3 _103 Mongolians generally start to talk about marriage in autumn and August. The young man's parents entrusted their trusted relatives to choose a good day to take their son to see his aunt in China. If the girl and parents take a fancy to the young man, they will accept Hada and a plate of cake, and the matter will be settled. Winter is a good day for a wedding. After the date is selected by both parties, the groom's family will go to the girl's house to meet relatives in the evening. At this point, the wedding began, and various ethnic styles and interesting wedding programs continued to be staged until the East turned white. The new team just got on the horse and went to the groom's house with the farewell team. The farewell party stopped not far from the groom's home. When the wedding party got home, they reunited with the groom's parents and relatives for the second time. After the mother-in-law lifts the veil for her daughter-in-law, the bride and groom should kowtow and propose a toast to their parents, wedding ceremony and relatives. Everyone will also sing toast song and dance excitedly, and the joy will ripple on the grassland. I hope I can help you. Picture reference:. yimg/I/icon/ 16/ 1。

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[Editor] Mongolian [Editor] The Mongolian language used in the world belongs to Mongolian family of Altai language family. [Editor] In the Han Dynasty, after being defeated by the Huns, Donghu retreated to the Fifth Ring Mountain and Xianbei Mountain, which were divided into the Fifth Ring Road and Xianbei Mountain. After being conquered by Cao Cao, Wu Huan declined and Xianbei clan rose. Xianbei in the Western Jin Dynasty was mainly divided into Duan, Murong, Tuoba and Rouran. Among them, Rouran fought many times with the Tuoba nationality of the Northern Wei Dynasty who ruled the northern part of the Central Plains during the Southern and Northern Dynasties. Rouran was defeated by the Turkic people and divided into two branches: north and south. Rounan Branch fled to the upper reaches of Liaohe River and became the ancestor of Qidan people. The northern branch fled to the east of Ya Blauf Mountains and south of the outer Xing 'an Mountains, and was the ancestor of Shiwei. The Book of Old Tang Dynasty has the name of "Ten Flavors of Wu Meng", while "Wu Meng" and "Mongolia" are different translations of the same name, and Mongolian means "eternal flame". Among the ministries of Mongolia, Dongmeng comes from the ministries of Shiwei and is a direct descendant of Genghis Khan's family. During the Song Dynasty, the rule of the Turkic people on the Mongolian Plateau gradually declined, and the eastern Shiwei departments, including Genghis Khan's ancestors, began to migrate westward to the hinterland of the Mongolian Plateau. The ministries of Shiwei are called Tatars in Turkic. The western Mongolian ministries were formed on the basis of Turkic or Turkic tribes in the same period. In the Ming Dynasty, East Mongolia and West Mongolia were called Tatar and Wala respectively. [Editor] Population and Distribution The population of Mongolian in China is 58 10000 (2000 census). They are mainly distributed in Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, three northeastern provinces, Xinjiang, Hebei and Qinghai, and the rest are scattered in Henan, Sichuan, Guizhou, Beijing and Yunnan. Ewenki (27,000) and Tu (240,000) are sometimes considered as branches of Mongols. There are about 2.8 million Mongolians in Mongolia (2.65 million in July 2006, it is estimated that there are actually 2.83 million). Mainly Kharka Mongols. There are about 1 ten thousand Mongolians in Russia. There are Buryat Mongols (about 500,000 people), Ewenki (considered as a branch of Inner Mongolia people in Russia) (about 30,000 people in Russia), Uirat (including Kalmyk people with 1.7 million people) and Dolbede people (D? Rbed). In addition, Hazaras (nearly 9 million people) distributed in Afghanistan, Iran and other places may be mixed-race descendants of Mongols and other ethnic groups in Central Asia. [Editor] Mongolian yurts are the traditional houses of Mongolian people. See yurts. [Editor] Mongolian costumes include jewelry, robes, belts and boots. [Editor] Mongolian diet includes food, milk and meat [Editor] Religion and belief Religion and belief: Mongolians believed in Shamanism in their early days. In the late Ming and early Qing dynasties, Tibetan Buddhism gradually replaced Shamanism and became the national belief of Mongols. Therefore, lamas and chanting became the protagonists and important contents of Aobao's sacrificial activities. In addition, the sacrificial activities of Tibetan Buddhism also spread throughout every aspect of Mongolian daily production and life. Ejinhoro Banner (Mongolian meaning "Holy Land of the Monarch"), a sacred place in the hearts of Mongolians, is located in the southeast of Ordos Plateau in Inner Mongolia, China, and is called Ejinhoro Banner Grassland. Genghis Khan, a generation of tianjiao, was buried here, so it became a sacred place in the hearts of Mongols. ) [Editor] Other knowledge about Mongolians The traditional means of transportation of Mongolians are mainly farm animals and vehicles. The draft animals are mainly horses and camels, and the means of transportation is Che Le. Nadam and men's three arts, "Nadam", transliterated in Mongolian, meaning entertainment and amusement, is a traditional Mongolian festival mass, which originated in 13 century. Ma Touqin is the most distinctive traditional musical instrument of Mongolian people, and there are also traditional folk dances-Diane and Cup Chopsticks Dance. Three Great Historical Works of Mongolians:1At the beginning of the 3rd century, Mongolians created their own characters. Since then, various forms of historical and literary works have come out one after another, some of which have been passed down to this day. Among them, the most famous historical works are Secret History of Mongolia, Golden History of Mongolia and Origin of Mongolia, which are called the three major historical works of Mongolia. Genghis Khan and Kublai Khan, the first emperor who unified the East Asian continent, are all-powerful figures in the history of China and the world, and Mongolians are proud of them so far. In 2006, Mongolia held a year-long commemoration to celebrate the 800th anniversary of Genghis Khan's establishment of political power. In addition, Mongolian medicine has entered a new stage of development. In terms of medical theory, on the basis of the original preliminary medical theory of ancient Mongolian medicine, it has been continuously improved, forming a basic theoretical system, such as yin-yang theory, five elements theory, unity of opposites between cold and heat theory, seven elements and three evils theory, six causes syndrome differentiation theory, viscera and meridians theory. Many famous Mongolian medical scientists have emerged, such as Nurji Mo Ergen, Cambula, Ishabazhur, Cambula Dogel, Yuri Dandar and so on. He has compiled dozens of famous medical works, such as Fang Fang, Si Ganlu, Classic of Mongolian Medicine, Ganlu Spring, Summary of Pulse Diagnosis, New Self-Bailu Medical Law and Selected Works of Mongolian Medicine. [Editor] Traditional Chinese Mongolian Costume Some Mongolians in China still retain the characteristics of traditional culture. In traditional festivals, Mongolian people still like to wear national costumes, participate in sports competitions such as horse riding, archery and wrestling, play Mongolian chess, play Ma Touqin, dance traditional folk dances, and entertain guests with milk tea, milk residue, fried rice and mutton. Even in modern city life, Mongolians attach great importance to the integration of modernization and national characteristics. For example, the new Mongolian robe popular with girls in northern cities not only retains the quaint characteristics of traditional Mongolian robes, but also is permeated with modern gorgeous atmosphere. Mongolian yurts, large-scale painted galloping horses and galloping horse sculptures on public buildings in northern Xinjiang clearly show the features of grassland culture. [Editor] Language There are three dialects of Mongolian in China, namely Inner Mongolia dialect, Hu Ba-Buryat dialect and Weilat dialect. Use Mongolian. Mongolian characters were created by Uighur letters at the beginning of13rd century. After many reforms, it has become the standard Mongolian script in China today.

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