What are your "misunderstandings" about life in Inner Mongolia?

Inner Mongolia is an autonomous region of China, located in the north of China, and it is a multi-ethnic area. People in Inner Mongolia live a colorful life and have their own unique culture and lifestyle. However, due to the remoteness of Inner Mongolia, inconvenient transportation and relatively backward economic development, there are some misunderstandings in the external impression. Here are some common misunderstandings:

1. Inner Mongolia people live in yurts. This is a common misunderstanding. In fact, most Inner Mongolians now live in modern buildings.

People in Inner Mongolia eat roast mutton every day. This is also a common misunderstanding. Although Inner Mongolia is famous for roast mutton, not everyone eats roast mutton every day.

3. Inner Mongolians ride horses to school. This is also a common misunderstanding. Now most schools have school buses or public transportation, so students don't need to ride to school.