Sacrificing Aobao is a traditional custom of Mongolians. What is Aobao made of?

Aobao is Mongolian, "ao" means encirclement, "Bao" means altar, and the construction of Aobao is a solemn and sacred process. Usually the place to worship Aobao is on the hillside, river or grassland with beautiful natural environment. The choice of geographical location is very important for Mongolians, who believe that a specific place can be linked with the gods.

Sacrificing Aobao is a traditional custom of Mongolian people and a way for them to get in close contact with gods and nature. In this ceremony, people expressed their awe and gratitude to their ancestors and nature, and also conveyed their wishes for a better future. Let us appreciate and respect this traditional custom of Mongolians, and hope that this unique culture will shine forever in the future generations.

The Inheritance Value of Sacrificing Aobao

Sacrificing Aobao is the epitome of Mongolian ancient culture, and a series of activities and ceremonies related to it reflect the creativity of Mongolian people. As a cultural space, Aobao contains many Mongolian traditional cultures and customs.

It is of great value to the study of nomadic culture and the history of Mongolian development. Excavating, rescuing and protecting Aobao is also of great significance for promoting the cultural identity of the Chinese nation, enhancing social cohesion and enhancing national unity and social stability.