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To talk about cowboys in the western United States, we must first talk about American cows.

Before we talk about cowboys in the American West, we must talk about cows first.

Americans are descendants of European immigrants, and American cattle are descendants of Europe. Cows in America were originally brought by Columbus.

Americans are descendants of European immigrants, while American cattle are descendants of European cattle, and the first batch was brought by Columbus.

1In the 1960s, just after the American Civil War, the invention of refrigerated train carriages enabled beef to be transported for a long distance and kept fresh. Cattle travel long distances through states and counties. Of course, people need leadership and care for them. Thousands of young people go to the farm in droves to look for jobs.

1960s, just after the Civil War, the refrigerated compartment on the train was invented, which enabled beef to be transported for a long distance while keeping fresh. Cattle that cross the state certainly need someone to lead and take care of them. Therefore, thousands of young people come to this farm to look for jobs.

They are farm boys in the Midwest, adventure-seeking Britons, young people in the East who want to be independent from their parents, former mutinous soldiers, a few blacks who used to be slaves, some Indians, and Mexicans from the border. They are the original group source of cowboys in the west. Later called "the hero on horseback".

They are farm boys from the central and western pastures, adventure-seeking Britons, young people from the eastern United States eager to get rid of their parents' control, former rebel soldiers, some blacks who used to be slaves, some Indians and Mexicans from the border. It was they who formed the original western cowboys and were later called "heroes on horseback".

During the long and arduous journey, western cowboys must be hard-working, resourceful and brave, calm and calm, and be able to cope with all kinds of unexpected accidents and dangers on the way.

In the long and difficult journey, cowboys in the west should be diligent, witty, brave, sober and calm, so as to overcome all unexpected accidents and dangers.

The cowboy lifestyle ended in the mid-1980s. At that time, 40% of the land in the United States was used for animal husbandry. The supply of beef in the market was too large, the price plummeted and many ranchers went bankrupt.

The cowboy lifestyle ended in the mid-1980s, when 40% of American land was used for animal husbandry. Beef is in short supply and the price is falling. Many ranchers went bankrupt.

Rope, cowboy towel, cowboy hat, cowboy costume, cowboy boots. Modern cowboy clothes are not much different from those in movies. Because these jeans, each one has its value, not just decoration.

Rope, cowboy towel, cowboy hat, cowboy costume and cowboy boots. Modern cowboy clothes are not much different from those in movies, because every item has its existence value, not just a decoration.

American cowboy hats come from a wide-brimmed felt hat called "Stetson" that Mexican cowboys often wear. Early American cowboys generally wore shiny leather pants instead of jeans. Cowboys must wear leather pants with spikes when working in the fields. They not only protect their legs from thorns, but also protect them from the cold in winter and light matches on them!

American cowboy hat can be traced back to a kind of felt hat with wide eaves and high top that was often worn by Mexican cowboys at that time, which was called "Stetson" style. Early American cowboys usually wore bright leather pants instead of jeans. Fringed leather pants are a necessity for cowboys working in the field. They can not only protect their legs from thorns, but also resist the cold in winter. Cowboys can even strike a match on the surface of the boys!

If the western spirit embodied by western cowboys constitutes the embryonic form of American spirit, then the appearance of cowboy images in western novels shapes American spirit and becomes a symbol of American spirit. Western novels show the hardships of life in the western frontier and publicize the spirit of pioneers fighting for survival. The national spirit tempered in this unique environment is the core of the American spirit.

If the cowboy's western spirit is the embryonic form of American spirit, then the cowboy image in western novels is the stereotype of American spirit and has become a typical example of America. Western novels describe the hardships of life in the western frontier and praise the pioneers' spirit of struggle for survival. This national spirit formed in a unique environment is the core of the American spirit.

American western novels can be traced back to 1784. Discovery, Settlement and Status of Kentucky published by Filson. Through this book, Americans first learned about Daniel, the hero who first moved to the west. Boone. His courage, perseverance, wisdom and indomitable enterprising spirit have become a model in people's hearts and synonymous with the "western spirit."

American western novels can be traced back to 1784, when John Filson published The Discovery, Settlement and Status of Kentucky. Through this book, Americans first learned about daniel boone, the earliest hero who moved to the west. His courage, strength, wisdom and indomitable enterprising spirit set an example for people and became synonymous with "western spirit".

Western novels have promoted the development of western films. Western movies of the same age as Hollywood make the image of tough guy cowboy a hero in American collective myth, and the cowboy spirit in the west finally becomes a symbol of American spirit. Dancing with Wolves, which was directed by costner for the first time, was a surprise when westerns were in decline. It swept the Oscar that year, shocked the world cinema and revived Hollywood westerns. The film lasted three hours and cost $6.5438+0.8 million. It used 3,500 bison, 300 horses, more than 654.38+0.30 technicians and 400 extras. This large-scale epic western film is a departure from the previous practice of describing Indians as barbarians, boldly subverting the tradition of white supremacy in western films and refreshing the face of western films.

Western novels have promoted the development of western films, and the image of tough guy cowboy in western films of the same age as Hollywood has become a collective mythical hero in the United States. The cowboy spirit in the west finally became the symbol of American spirit in 1990. In the year when western movies had ebbed, kevin costner's debut "Dancing with Wolves" swept the Oscar and shocked the world cinema. As a result, it resumed Hollywood westerns. The film lasted for 3 hours and cost18 million dollars. It used 3,500 bison, 300 horses, 130 technicians and 400 extras. This large-scale epic western film, contrary to the previous practice of showing Indians as barbarians in western films, boldly subverts white supremacy in the western film tradition and refreshes western films.