What are the cultural symbols of Inner Mongolia?

It is "Nadam", which means entertainment or game in Mongolian. Mongolian herdsmen are accustomed to call it "Nair". Naadam has profound traditional heritage and rich cultural connotation. It occupies an important position in the lives of the Mongolian people and has become an important carrier of the national spirit and character. In different seasons every year, people hold Naadam of varying sizes to celebrate harvests and festive occasions.

Nowadays, various Naadams, mainly summer Naadam, ice and snow Naadam, tourist Naadam, and international Naadam, are competing to develop and are colorful.

The new Naadam, formed with the "three sports" of traditional boxing, horse racing, and archery as its core content, integrates traditional sports, religion, clothing, architecture, food, singing and dancing, poetry, and economic and trade activities. Models such as competition, ceremony, display, performance, and communication have begun to achieve multifaceted results. Naadam, a grassland event, attracts more and more friends from home and abroad to visit the rich and beautiful Inner Mongolia with its ancient traditions and unique characteristics.

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Inner Mongolia cultural symbols symbolize the image, characteristics and value of Inner Mongolia culture. As a unique architectural form that displays the thoughts, emotions and spiritual outlook of the nomadic people, the yurt not only has irreplaceable practical and artistic value, but also begins to glow with new vitality and vitality in the tide of deep integration and integrated development of tourism and culture. .

The Inner Mongolia prairie is not only a physical geographical concept, but also a historical and cultural geographical concept. The prairie is the birthplace and carrier of my country's grassland culture. It has become a symbol of Inner Mongolia's image and synonymous with the outside world. It is the unique spiritual home of the grassland people.

Baidu Encyclopedia—Inner Mongolia National Culture