What was it like to grow up on horseback?

The sky is vast and wild, and the wind blows the grass and sees the cattle and sheep. Growing up on horseback, nomads are preferred, a nomadic culture. In the Sahara of Sanmao, the nomadic living environment is backward and harsh, and the customs are rough.

But the ecological environment, humanity has another primitive taste, the game between man and nature, the belief in God and so on. There are also nomadic peoples in the Mongolian plateau of our country. In the movie Jedi Escape, Jackie Chan and the witness fled to Mongolia, and because of a misunderstanding, the two were thrown by a strong man.

After the misunderstanding was resolved, they were invited to sing and dance, drink wine and eat meat, and drink and talk happily, and the nomads had their own true temperament. Take a trip and go to the grassland.

Personally, I think that people who grow up on horseback are as familiar and skilled at riding horses as our bicycles. The environment is too important, what kind of environment, what habits will be formed, what things will be familiar with. So, the experience on horseback is unique and only nomadic people have such an experience.

People who grow up on horseback, men are generally athletic, tall and mighty, and women dare to love and hate, and are informal. We all know that due to the influence of climate and geographical environment, ancient China was divided into north and south. Among them, due to the warm and humid climate in the north, there are vast plains suitable for agriculture and animal husbandry, and water and grass are abundant.

Children who grow up on horseback have to learn to ride a horse and gallop since they were young, which are the needs of the family.

In the nomadic life in the past, grazing, changing fields, fighting wild wolves, driving yellow sheep, going to school, shopping, visiting relatives and friends, falling in love, marrying a daughter-in-law, competing Naadam, etc., which do not need to ride a horse, the grassland is boundless! In the time of war turmoil, it is necessary to ride a horse. Avoid disasters and chaos, take a gun to protect your family and family, and there will be a feeling that it is difficult to move an inch without a horse!

For the people on the grassland, in addition to tents, eating, resting, and having children, a considerable amount of time is spent on horseback! No matter the wind, snow, or heavy rain, as long as you have something to go out, you have to ride a horse and ride your favorite horse!

It can be said that it is really a child who grew up on horseback, everyone must be very envious of it, galloping on horseback, laughing in the wind, singing in the face of the sun, how heroic and free, to say what experience, it is really not as beautiful as everyone sees, hardship is more than joy.

It is said that "dragons give birth to dragons and phoenixes, and the sons of mice will make holes", in addition to genetic factors, it is also very related to the external environment where children grow up.

Herders settle down and graze in fixed grazing. Middle-aged and young people who have the conditions have bought motorcycles and driven private cars and small trucks. It's more comfortable than riding a horse, it's faster than a horse!

Ride a horse and cross the gun to walk the world, the frontier is my home! **A heroic song by Mr. Jiang Dawei sang the prairie and sang all over China! ‍‍

The northern nomads, known as the people on horseback, live by water and grass, live on horseback all their lives, grow on horseback, and die on horseback, why? To survive! Horseback riding is never about being handsome and playing, it's about herding cattle and supporting our families, because livestock is the foundation of our survival.

I'm not a Mongolian! I am a friend of a Mongolian friend, a typical Han Chinese! However, since I was a child, I have been full of admiration and love for the Mongolian people!

This is because this is a great nation and an important member of the big family of 56 nationalities of our great motherland! When I was a teenager, I watched the movies "Gadamerin", "Little Sisters of the Prairie Heroes", and read the long ** "Genghis Khan" and so on.