Outer Mongolia after becoming a country independent: What is the current situation of the capital? It may be different from what you think! I believe everyone is familiar with Mongolia. Inner Mongolia and Mongolia belong to the same ethnic group. In order to be able to distinguish clearly, we also call Mongolia "Outer Mongolia". And everyone’s impression of Mongolia is the endless grassland and herds of cattle and sheep. Although due to some factors, Mongolia was separated from China and became an independent country, but it still has a deep relationship with my country.
For this reason, many people may wonder, how is life in Outer Mongolia after separation from China? After all, China's economy has been rapidly improved, including our country's Inner Mongolia, which has also become a region of rapid economic development. It just so happened that a traveler went to Ulaanbaatar, the capital of Mongolia some time ago, and found that it was different from his own imagination. In fact, objectively speaking, the area of Ulaanbaatar is not large. Travelers think that if you want to compare domestic cities, Ulaanbaatar is at most a third-tier city. In terms of traffic, Ulaanbaatar is a bit crowded because of its few streets and many vehicles.
Land resources are scarce, so there is no surplus land to grow crops. In addition, outer Mongolia is based on animal husbandry as the main industry, so they mainly use beef and mutton, and vegetables are even better than meat. It's expensive, because most vegetables are imported from our country, so the price will naturally rise, but carnivores must be very happy here.
If you eat in Outer Mongolia, you can hardly see the chopsticks, because they eat the rice directly with their hands, or use Western food, because they follow Western culture. In the supermarket in Ulaanbaatar, the traveler saw that many daily necessities were produced in China, such as toothbrushes and mouthwash cups. The main reason was that Outer Mongolia’s industry was relatively weak, so they could only be imported directly from China.
Although Ulaanbaatar is not very prosperous, there are still some big shopping malls. Some countries have heard that it was built with the aid of China. Travelers think that they are in Outer Mongolia. Buying leather products is the most cost-effective, not to mention the low price, the workmanship is also very conscientious, in addition to pure cashmere products are also very cheap, many times more cost-effective than domestic.
In addition, Outer Mongolians love to drink, and there are a lot of "alcoholics". For this reason, there will be a national ban on alcohol one day every week. And is Mongolia a very typical non-smoking country, so if smokers who intend to go to Outer Mongolia should pay attention, they must not smoke in Outer Mongolia, especially in public places, otherwise they will face a situation of punishment, serious They will even be driven away. The gains outweigh the losses.
