Do Mongolians in China want to live in Mongolia?

Mongolian is a minority among 56 ethnic groups in China, with a national population of about 5.8 million, mainly distributed in Inner Mongolia, three northeastern provinces and Xinjiang. Mongolia has always called "yes"? The eternal fire? 、? Riding a nation? , with a strong grassland style.

Today, Mongolian culture is deeply loved by tourists. Every year, an endless stream of tourists want to taste Mongolian food and make bold Mongolian friends. When a donkey friend went to Inner Mongolia to experience Mongolian culture, he also had a certain understanding of Mongolian culture. The donkey friend asked: Do Mongolians in China want to live in Mongolia? Their answer is a bit surprising!

Mongolia is our neighbor, sandwiched between China and Russia. In the historical period, Mongolian territory has always belonged to China. The tour guide praised that 80% of Mongolia's population is Khalkha Mongolians, which can be said to be in the same strain as the Mongolians in China.

A friend from Inner Mongolia replied: In Inner Mongolia, we can often meet people from outer Mongolia. There is an international student from Mongolia in my university. After listening to his introduction to his country, I realized that the grassland in Mongolia is still very primitive, and cattle and sheep are all three models. There are many undeveloped lands, which are quite primitive. Let's take a look at Inner Mongolia in our country. Almost every inch of land has been developed. Each family can get at least 3000 mu of grassland, build houses on their own grassland, manage cattle and sheep, and improve the animal husbandry system. Just know, unconsciously, China's Mongolia and Inner Mongolia have opened the distance.

If I have to live in Mongolia, obviously I prefer to stay in my own country. To me, Mongolia is like a distant relative. Although we have many similar cultures, we are all part of the Chinese nation.

Another friend in Inner Mongolia praised: Although Inner Mongolia and Outer Mongolia used to be a family, we have long been different. I have been to Outer Mongolia, and the westernization of this country is quite serious. Our spoken language in Inner Mongolia and Outer Mongolia can basically communicate, but I can't understand the words in Outer Mongolia at all, and there are often many Russian words mixed in.

I think everyone has the right to choose, and I am grateful that I can live a happy life in China.

Through our compatriots in Inner Mongolia, we also learned a lot about Mongolia. I can't help feeling that our living standard in Inner Mongolia, China is higher than that in Outer Mongolia. This is also inseparable from the joint efforts of our citizens. Under the effective governance of the country, are you equally proud of seeing our motherland become more and more prosperous? What do you think of Mongolia? Do you want to go to Mongolia if you have the chance?