Introduction to Mongolian English

Main culture: Mongolian horse people in June. The main festival Nadam Convention has been held for one hundred years, and there are three traditional Mongolian sports, namely, archery, horse racing (in the past, the West has been practicing track for a long time, not for a short time) and wrestling. Today, it is a great honor to hold the anniversary of the national democratic revolution and the founding of the People's Republic of China in Mongolia from July 1 1 to July 13. Another very popular activity, called Shagaa, "flicked" the sheep's ankle bone on a target a few feet away, sent the small bone to the flying target with a flick of fingers, and tried to stop working on the platform target bone. This is very popular in the Nadam competition, which has developed a group of serious Mongolian middle-aged and elderly audiences. Humai is very popular in Mongolia, especially in the leftmost column of the national flags of some western Mongolians, which is called soyombo by Buddhist idols. It represents the abstraction of every standard cosmic symbol of the sun, the moon, the stars and the sky, as seen from traditional Thangka paintings.