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The background of the writing was written on September 12, 1947, during a break at Shandong University in Qingdao during the Liberation War. At that time, he rented a bungalow there as a quiet place for him to write and write dramatic literature. Published in People's ** on October 13, 1961.

Lao She recounted what he saw, heard and felt when he visited the Inner Mongolia steppe for the first time, expressed the beautiful scenery of the steppe and the deep friendship of the Mongolian people for the Han people, and expressed the author's love for the motherland's frontier and the praise of ethnic friendship.

"The Prairie" is an essay, a short essay.

In the order of development, this article depicts the beautiful scenery of the grassland, the warm welcome of the Mongolian people, and the drinking party of the host and guest through what the writer saw, heard, and felt when he visited the Inner Mongolian steppe for the first time. Through the portrayal of these pictures, the beauty of the scenery, human feelings and folk customs of the grassland is expressed.

This work was selected into the Beijing Normal University edition of the fourth-grade upper volume of the language book, the first lesson of the sixth-grade first-volume language book of the Ministry of Editor's Education Edition, the second volume of the fifth-grade language book of the Jijiao edition and the sixth-grade upper volume of the Sujiao edition of the Chinese textbook, the author Lao She, formerly known as Shu Qingchun. The author expressed his love for the grassland and the deep friendship between the Mongolian and Han ethnic groups.

The genre of Lao She's "Grassland" is a prose, and the words are full of strong grassland style: the scenery of the grassland, the moving scene of welcoming guests, drinking and saying goodbye, and the simple and hospitable Mongolian compatriots are all unforgettable. This article is what the author saw, heard, thought, and felt when he visited the Mongolian steppes for the first time, and through what he saw, heard, thought, and felt, he praised the beautiful scenery of the steppes and the unity between ethnic groups.

The grassland is an essay written by Lao She about traveling in the grassland.