Tour Guide Words of Hulunbeier Grassland Landscape

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Hulunbeier grassland landscape guide 1 Our bus has been driving on the fascinating Hulunbeier grassland, which means that every inch of land we see now belongs to the beautiful, rich and vast Hulunbeier grassland. Now you can look out of our window. Hulunbeier grassland is famous for its vastness and flatness. Those hills with small slopes are like brushes to draw all kinds of soft curves on the horizon.

Mr. Keming, a famous Mongolian poet, once wrote a recommendation "My Hulunbeier". Maybe you haven't heard of Mr. Keming, then you must have heard of a song, that is Hulunbeier Grassland, and this song was written by Mr. Keming. There is a passage in My Hulunbeier that says:

He said, "Hulunbeier is the greenest city in China. I don't know which city can have 80 thousand square kilometers of natural grassland. Standing on a high place, you can see endless grass everywhere, green to the horizon, green to the extreme, and blue to the extreme. "

The total area of Hulunbeier grassland is about 83,700 square kilometers. If the forest-grassland transition zone between Daxinganling and Hulunbeier grassland is added, the area is about 654.38+10,000 square kilometers.

In 20xx, Hulunbeier Grassland was rated as "the most beautiful grassland in China" by chinese national geography magazine. Among them, an award-winning speech describing our Hulunbeier grassland was written very aptly, as follows: "Hulunbeier is a wonderfully woven pure land, an imaginary paradise on earth, and an ideal home that modern people inadvertently give up and try their best to find back." She proved this point year after year with her prosperous life and frank dedication.

When you come to Hulunbeier, you must come and see the Hulunbeier grassland. There must be grass on the grassland, but the grass on Hulunbeier grassland is very different from that on other grasslands. The grass on Hulunbeier grassland is called Leymus chinensis, which is not very tall and may make you feel very single, but you should know that the grass on Hulunbeier grassland has high nutritional value, and it has many characteristics, such as high protein content and good palatability. This is not me. Let me explain something to you. You must have heard of the beef and mutton in Hulunbeier, right? So have you ever thought about such a question, why is Hulunbeier's beef and mutton good? The reason is very simple, because the grass in Hulunbeier grassland is good. Let's recall that when we first came out of Hailar, I also introduced the climate characteristics of Hailar. This cattle and sheep can survive seven months of winter by eating grass for five months, which is also because our grass is good. The forage grass in Hulunbeier grassland has many characteristics besides high protein content and good palatability. For example: easy to preserve, flat terrain, concentrated contiguous distribution, etc. All these are conducive to modern mechanized operations. Most grass on Hulunbeier grassland is exported every year, just like many famous countries in the world, such as Japan and Canada, which export a lot of grass from here every year. In addition, many famous dairy enterprises at home and abroad, such as Nestle, Mengniu, Yili and Bright Dairy, regard Hulunbeier Grassland as their own. The grass on Hulunbeier grassland is not only of good quality, but also of many kinds. There are 1 148 different kinds of grass on the grassland, including more than 500 kinds of Chinese herbal medicines and thousands of mineral springs.

As we all know, Yili dairy enterprises have three golden milk source bases, one of which is our hulun buir grassland. There is a slogan in Yili that describes the quality of grass on our Hulunbeier grassland, that is, "the nutrition of grass is comparable to eggs", which is enough to see how good our grass is.

Many people's impression of grassland is limited to a folk song that we can recite when we were young, that is, the Chile Song in the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, "The Chile River is under the shady mountain, and the sky is like a sky that covers four fields;" The sky is gray, the fields are boundless, and the wind blows the grass and the cattle and sheep are low. "You will know that this folk song depicts not Hulunbeier grassland, but the landscape at the foot of Daqing Mountain near Hohhot, the capital of Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, and Baotou City today. I also introduced it to you. In 20xx, Hulunbeier Grassland was rated as the most beautiful grassland in China by chinese national geography magazine.

However, the beauty of grassland in our eyes is different from that in the eyes of herders.

The beauty of grassland in our eyes will take it for granted that it should be as beautiful as described in Song of Chile, but when we come to Hulunbeier grassland, we may still feel that the grass is short, the flowers are few, there are no trees and the landscape is monotonous, which will make you slightly disappointed. For the herdsmen who have lived here for generations, their views are completely opposite to ours, because they have to live and eat on the grassland. Good grass and rich nutrition on the grassland can make cattle and sheep obese and people and animals flourish. Isn't there a saying that the beauty of grassland in their eyes is like this? "There is no shortage of beauty in this world, but sometimes we lack a pair of eyes to find beauty."

When you come to Hulunbeier, you may see Hulunbeier grassland more for us now. Few people will know that it has a rich and heavy history, so what I need to introduce to you next is Hulunbeier's heavy history. Hulunbeier can be said to be a rich museum of human history, where many nationalities multiply and gather. It is one of the birthplaces of nomadic civilization, one of the ancestral places of hunting culture and the intersection of farming civilization and nomadic civilization. It is an ideal home that we modern people inadvertently give up, a pure land woven with magic, and a just visiting that feels human history ... In short, Hulunbeier Grassland is the best place to appreciate nature and civilization. The beauty of Hulunbeier grassland lies not only in the gift from heaven, but also in the nourishment from generation to generation. History seems to be the best pen, which describes all this responsibly. It enters from nature and then walks in history, just like this land, which seems simple but hidden.

Hulunbeier's rich history and culture is a very attractive place for many historians. 196 1 year, Mr. Jian bozan, a famous historian in China, and several other historians came to Inner Mongolia. This trip to Hulunbeier is of great significance to these historians. There are two reasons. On the one hand, these historians are attracted by the spectacular natural scenery of Hulunbeier grassland. This historical secret is the reason why most nomadic people in the history of China stepped onto the historical stage from east to west. That's because there is a Hulunbeier grassland in the east of Inner Mongolia.

Hulunbeier is not only the best pastoral area in Inner Mongolia now, but also the best grassland since ancient times. This grassland has always been the historical cradle of ancient nomadic people. During the 20xx period from the Western Han Dynasty to the Ming and Qing Dynasties, Hulunbeier gave birth to more than ten ethnic minorities such as Xiongnu, Donghu, Xianbei, Shiwei, Qidan, Jurchen and Mongolia with its rich natural resources. They all grew up in this cradle and spent their youth here. It was they who came to Hulunbeier grassland to raise horses and prepare horses here, so Hulunbeier was their armory, granary and training ground. They used the superior natural conditions here to nurture their own nation and arm their own army, and then took this as a starting point to conquer the tribes in the central and western Inner Mongolia or the vast world from east to west and launch their historic activities. This is true of Xianbei people, and so are the Khitans, Jurchen and Mongols.

Looking back on the past of grassland and the history of nomadic people, Mr. Jian Bozan made a very apt evaluation: "These nomadic people entered this area one by one and boarded the historical stage, and disappeared from this area one by one and withdrew from the historical stage." ..... They crossed the historical sky like eagles, and most of them flew without a trace, leaving only some historical sites and relics scattered among weeds to tell them. Some have not even found traces of history, but only kept some simple records in the literature. However, these nomads used to stage colorful historical dramas in Inner Mongolia or the wider world, and some nomads, such as13rd century Mongols, issued orders to shock the world from here. "

It is precisely because of this that the famous historian Mr. Jian Bozan called Hulunbeier the historical cradle of nomadic people in northern China.

Hulunbeier not only has good grass and a long history on the grassland, but also has many celebrities. If there are celebrities, there are countless celebrities in Hulunbeier, but the most famous one is Genghis Khan, a generation of tianjiao.

The birthplace of Mongolian nationality is in Hulunbeier, and the ancestor of Mongolian nationality is called "Wu Meng Shiwei". According to historical records,

In the Sui Dynasty, there was a record of "guard" in the history books. At that time, it was divided into five tribes. By the time of the Tang Dynasty, these five tribes had become 20 tribes, one of which was called Shiwei, the ancestor of the Mongolian nation. At that time, they lived in Daxing 'anling region near the upper reaches of Ergon River in Hulunbeier grassland today.

According to the Secret History of Mongolia, in the 7th century A.D., the ancestors of the Mongols led the tribe to leave the Ergon River and migrate westward, crossing the Tenggris Sea (Hulun Lake in Hulunbeier today) and reaching the Bourhan Mountain in the upper reaches of the En River (that is, the Kent Mountain in Mongolia today).

Nowadays, many historians believe that Genghis Khan's "success" is named after Tengger's "Tengkisi", which translates as sweating like the sea.

Later, Genghis Khan fought many big battles in Hulunbeier. For example, there are three famous battles, such as today's fierce battle on Lake Novobarbel in Zuo Qi. In today's battle of Phaeton Grassland in Xinbaerhu Right Banner; In today's Chenbahu Banner, the Battle of the Teney River took place.

In addition, Genghis Khan regarded Hulunbeier Grassland as his armory, granary and training ground. Whenever the war fails, he will return to Hulunbeier grassland to recharge, rest and prepare his horse.

What's more worth mentioning is that several very important women in Genghis Khan's life came from Hulunbeier, and his mother Ke Yilong, his wife Kyle Polo and his empresses all came from Hulunbeier, making great contributions to Genghis Khan's life, so Genghis Khan is the most famous celebrity in Hulunbeier.

Besides Genghis Khan, Bai, a famous host of CCTV, is from Hulunbeier. Bai said: the north, the cold, the forest, the snow and the sky are all high, which makes him feel close to his heart. He likes all the vast places. Bai said: "I can't like South Africa, Singapore, Thailand and Japan. To put it bluntly, I have never liked Suzhou gardens. " Bai doesn't like all trivial things. He prefers rough atmosphere to elaborate trifles ... I wonder if you have read such a book called Wolf Totem. In "Wolf Totem", the author said that Mongolians have a certain wolf character, while Bai said: "Mongolians are the gentlest people I know. Of all the ethnic groups in China, I don't know which ethnic group, the Bi Meng ancients, was milder, sadder and more melancholy. Sorrow is related to nature, because only nomadic people will feel how insignificant people are in the struggle with nature. Both "Mongolian Long Tune" and "Ma Touqin" contain people's natural sadness in front of nature, which just reflects the heart of this nation. " He believes that a good literary work is not a description of objective facts, but a refinement of objective facts, even grasping the key points and ignoring the rest. The author of "Wolf Totem" only saw a part of the Mongolian people's many attributes close to wolves, but in real life, Mongolians have more things similar to sheep.

Someone always asks Bai, "What does your hometown and grassland mean to you?" Bai always replied: "It is not only people who influence and push me, but also the eternal grassland in my hometown. In fact, not only me, but everyone has a grassland in their hearts; In this era when people have less and less hometown and former residence, Hulunbeier grassland has almost become the hometown of an era. For me, my hometown is the place I wanted to leave every day when I was young, but now I want to go back every day. "

For most people, there will be such a feeling. How does it feel? In other words, the farther away from home, the better my hometown feels, and so does Bai. Bai has been in Beijing for more than 20 years, and he will return to Hulunbeier as soon as he has time. Because he worked in Beijing for a long time, before the fierce fighting, he would feel exhausted in that reinforced concrete forest, and fatigue and anxiety were more or less written on people's faces. Bai said that when he was a child, he always thought it would be nice to have taller buildings and more cars in his hometown. He always looked for unsatisfactory places in his hometown instead of looking for beautiful things. When I came to this land again as a wanderer, I found that it was precisely because the buildings were not high enough and there were not enough cars that the environment was beautiful enough and everyone's life was not so tense. Everything is silent, and I will return to that grassland sooner or later.

In addition to Bai, a famous historian in China, Mr. Jian Bozan, a famous Lao She in China, and an outstanding contemporary woman writer, Mr. Murong, have an indissoluble bond with Hulunbeier.

Here, I want to give you a passage, that is: friends, don't think Hulunbeier is a paradise, but she is actually a magic mirror. Don't set foot on this land before you decide, because once you enter this city, you can't erase this green color in your life, just like Mongolian tunes, it will be engraved in your soul forever.

Our bus has been driving on the charming Hulunbeier grassland, that is to say, every inch of land we see now belongs to the beautiful, rich and vast Hulunbeier grassland. Now you can look out of our window. Hulunbeier grassland is famous for its vastness and flatness. Those hills with small slopes are like brushes drawing all kinds of gentle curves on the horizon.

Mr. Keming, a famous Mongolian poet, once wrote a recommendation "My Hulunbeier". Maybe you haven't heard of Mr. Keming, then you must have heard of a song, that is Hulunbeier Grassland, and this song was written by Mr. Keming. There is a passage in My Hulunbeier that says:

He said, "Hulunbeier is the greenest city in China. I don't know which city can have 80 thousand square kilometers of natural grassland. Standing on a high place, you can see endless grass everywhere, green to the horizon, green to the extreme, and blue to the extreme. "

Hulunbeier grassland, with a total area of about 8. 370,000 square kilometers, if the forest-grassland transition zone between Daxinganling and Hulunbeier grasslands is added, it is about 6,543,800 square kilometers.

In 20xx, Hulunbeier Grassland was rated as "the most beautiful grassland in China" by chinese national geography magazine. Among them, an award-winning speech describing our Hulunbeier grassland was written very aptly. He said:

He said: "Hulunbeier is a pure land woven by nature, an imaginary world, and an ideal home that modern people inadvertently give up and try their best to get back." With her prosperous existence and frank dedication, she proved the greatness and infinity of life year after year. "

When you come to Hulunbeier, you must come and see the Hulunbeier grassland. There must be grass on the grassland, but the grass on Hulunbeier grassland is very different from that on other grasslands. The grass on Hulunbeier grassland is called Leymus chinensis, which is not very tall and may make you feel very single, but you should know that the grass on Hulunbeier grassland has high nutritional value, and it has many characteristics, such as high protein content and good palatability. This is not me. Let me explain something to you. You must have heard of' beef and mutton' in Hulunbeier, right? So have you ever thought about such a question, why is Hulunbeier's beef and mutton good? The reason is very simple, because the grass in Hulunbeier grassland is good. Let's recall that when we first came out of Hailar, I also introduced the climate characteristics of Hailar. This cattle and sheep can survive seven months of winter by eating grass for five months, which is also because our grass is good. The forage grass in Hulunbeier grassland has many characteristics besides high protein content and good palatability. For example: easy to preserve, flat terrain, concentrated contiguous distribution, etc. All these are conducive to the operation of modern mechanization. Most grass on Hulunbeier grassland is exported every year, just like many famous countries in the world, such as Japan and Canada, which export a lot of grass from here every year. In addition, many famous dairy enterprises at home and abroad, such as Nestle, Mengniu, Yili and Bright Dairy, regard Hulunbeier Grassland as their own.

The grass on Hulunbeier grassland is not only of good quality, but also of many kinds. There are 1 148 different kinds of grass on the grassland, including more than 500 kinds of Chinese herbal medicines and thousands of mineral springs.

As we all know, Yili dairy enterprises have three golden milk source bases, one of which is our hulun buir grassland. There is a slogan in Yili that describes the quality of grass on our Hulunbeier grassland, that is, "the nutrition of grass is comparable to eggs", which is enough to see how good our grass is.

Many people's impression of grassland is limited to a folk song that we will recite when we were young, that is, the Chile Song in the Wei, Jin and Southern and Northern Dynasties. "The Chile River, under the shady mountain, is like a sky covering four fields; The sky is wild, and the wind blows grass to see cattle and sheep. " You will know that this folk song depicts not Hulunbeier grassland, but the scenery at the foot of Daqing Mountain near Hohhot, the capital of Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, and Baotou City today. I also introduced Hulunbeier grassland to you earlier, which was rated as the most beautiful grassland in China by chinese national geography magazine in 20xx, but the beauty of grassland in our eyes is different from that in the eyes of herders.

The beauty of grassland in our eyes will take it for granted that it should be as beautiful as described in Song of Chile, but when we come to Hulunbeier grassland, we may still feel that the grass is short, the flowers are few, there are no trees and the landscape is monotonous, which will make you slightly disappointed. For the herdsmen who have lived here for generations, their views are completely opposite to ours, because they have to live and eat on the grassland. Good grass and rich nutrition on the grassland can make cattle and sheep obese and people and animals flourish. Isn't there a saying that the beauty of grassland in their eyes is like this? "There is no shortage of beauty in this world, but sometimes we lack a pair of eyes to find beauty."

When you come to Hulunbeier, you may see Hulunbeier grassland more for us now. Few people will know that it has a rich and heavy history, so what I need to introduce to you next is Hulunbeier's heavy history. Hulunbeier can be said to be a rich museum of human history, where many nationalities multiply and gather. It is one of the birthplaces of nomadic civilization, one of the ancestral places of hunting culture and the intersection of farming civilization and nomadic civilization. It is an ideal home that we modern people inadvertently give up and try our best to get back. It is a pure land woven by magic and a just visiting that feels human history. In a word, Hulunbeier grassland is the best place to enjoy nature and civilization.

The beauty of Hulunbeier grassland lies not only in the gift from heaven, but also in the nourishment from generation to generation. History seems to be the best pen, which describes all this responsibly. It enters from nature and then walks in history, just like this land, which seems simple but hidden.

Hulunbeier's rich history and culture is a very attractive place for many historians. 196 1 year, Mr. Jian bozan, a famous historian in China, and several other historians came to Inner Mongolia. This trip to Hulunbeier is of great significance to these historians. There are two reasons. On the one hand, these historians are attracted by the spectacular natural scenery of Hulunbeier grassland. This historical secret is the reason why most nomadic people in the history of China stepped onto the historical stage from east to west. That's because there is a Hulunbeier grassland in the east of Inner Mongolia.

Hulunbeier is not only the best pastoral area in Inner Mongolia now, but also the best grassland since ancient times. This grassland has always been the historical cradle of ancient nomadic people. During the 20xx period from the Western Han Dynasty to the Ming and Qing Dynasties, Hulunbeier gave birth to more than ten ethnic minorities such as Xiongnu, Donghu, Xianbei, Shiwei, Qidan, Jurchen and Mongolia with its rich natural resources. They all grew up in this cradle and spent their youth here. It was they who came to Hulunbeier grassland to raise horses and prepare horses here, so Hulunbeier was their armory, granary and training ground. They used the superior natural conditions here to nurture their own nation and arm their own army, and then took this as a starting point to conquer the tribes in the central and western Inner Mongolia or the vast world from east to west and launch their historic activities. This is true of Xianbei people, and so are the Khitans, Jurchen and Mongols.

Looking back on the history of pasture and nomadic people, Mr. Jian Bozan made a very apt evaluation: "These nomadic people entered this area one by one and boarded the historical stage, and disappeared from this area one by one and withdrew from the historical stage. They crossed the historical sky like eagles, most of them flew without a trace, leaving only some historical sites and relics scattered among weeds to tell their past prosperity. Some have not even found traces of history, but only kept some simple records in the literature. However, these nomads have staged colorful historical dramas in Inner Mongolia or the wider world in the past, and some nomads, such as 13 century Mongols, issued orders from here to shock the world. "

It is precisely because of this that the famous historian Mr. Jian Bozan called Hulunbeier the historical cradle of nomadic people in northern China.

Hulunbeier not only has good grass and a long history on the grassland, but also has many celebrities. If there are celebrities, there are countless celebrities in Hulunbeier, but the most famous one is Genghis Khan, a generation of tianjiao.