Why is Mongolia one of the safest countries in the world?

China and Russia are mixed with Mongolia. Mongolian soldiers conquered Asia and reached Europe. Genghis Khan's great achievements left many people behind, and the prestige of the Mongolian empire was once world-renowned. For this country, some people say it is the safest country in the world. Why?

Mongolia is divided into Inner Mongolia and Outer Mongolia. At present, Inner Mongolia belongs to China, and Outer Mongolia has gone out independently. Historically, Mongolia was once a complete country under the jurisdiction of China. Too many things happened later, which led to Mongolia's separation from the big family of China in the late Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China. From the map, the separated Outer Mongolia is a pure landlocked country with no territorial sea. Sandwiched between China and Russia, it separates the two great powers and is protected by the curves of the two great powers.

Why is Mongolia the safest country in the world?

Territorially, Outer Mongolia is mainly surrounded by Russia and China, with no other countries bordering it. In other words, if other countries want to attack outer Mongolia, they must first attack China or Russia. Even if they want to bomb outer Mongolia with fighter planes, they have to pass through the airspace of China and Russia. However, for these two great powers, it is absolutely forbidden for any foreign fighters to enter their own territory, even by means of passage. This reason is too domineering!

Accordingly, at present, no country in the world has the idea of playing outside Mongolia. Their nation is low-key and calm, has been living in peace and stability, and rarely shows its face in the world. Even if the United States wants to peek into the resources of Outer Mongolia, it can't start, because it is surrounded by two powerful countries in the world, China and Russia, so we say that Outer Mongolia is the safest country in the world.

If you are lucky enough to travel to outer Mongolia, you will observe the scenery along the way through the window of the train. At this time, a reality is in front of us, that is, the territory of Outer Mongolia is too desolate, and most of the places it passes through are desert areas, which are rarely seen in cities, towns and villages, and only one or two yurts can be seen occasionally. Ulaanbaatar, the capital of outer Mongolia, is the home of more than 50% of the population in China and the most developed and prosperous city in outer Mongolia.

Since there is no port without territorial sea, export and import become a big problem, and foreign trade can only rely on land. In addition, the climate in outer Mongolia is hot and dry all the year round, and the land is desolate. They rarely grow too much food. Therefore, they mainly focus on animal husbandry, and the general work of the citizens is herding sheep, raising cattle and raising horses, which shows that the income is single and the profit is not high.

Then the daily necessities of Outer Mongolia are mainly imported from China, and the daily necessities made in China can be seen in some grocery stores or supermarkets in their country, and the quality is high and the price is reasonable. But this is a fair price. In fact, it is already very high for ordinary Mongolian herders, because the commodity attribute is imported, so the comparative value is much higher.

Therefore, in addition to its huge geographical advantages and the protection of 23 superpowers in the world, Outer Mongolia is mainly because it is too barren and has no profitable resources, so no powerful country will think about this territory. The greatest significance of Outer Mongolia in international relations is its geographical position. Outer Mongolia lies between China and Russia, which is a good way to prevent our territory from bordering Russia. Even if there are conflicts in the future and there are unfavorable reasons, the country of Outer Mongolia will provide a buffer to better deal with them.

Although Outer Mongolia has the highest degree of security, it is not rich, and its development in urban construction and infrastructure is not even comparable to that of Inner Mongolia in China. After all, Inner Mongolia has a strong motherland as the backing, and its culture is * * *. Since Outer Mongolia left China, its cultural road has gradually tended to its own nomadic culture. Apart from goods made in China, there are few traces of China culture. For example, foreigners don't use chopsticks from China and can't speak Chinese, so there is a big gap between them and Inner Mongolians.