Sacrificing Lake: For thousands of years, Mongolian people have lived a nomadic life of "migrating by water plants". Because there is more water, the grass can be beautiful, then the cattle and sheep can be fat, then the food and clothing are safe, and then the country and the people are safe. Therefore, water is the source of goodness and a sacred thing. Life style determines that people on the grassland have unique feelings for water, and various beautiful legends have been circulated around Chagan Lake, which is rich in aquatic plants. It is said that the winter fishing in Chagan Lake was famous at home and abroad during the Ming and Qing Dynasties, and people even called the herdsmen here "Chagan Naoer Fisherman". The history of catching 420 thousand Jin of fish in one net has given her enough spirituality and magic. All kinds of ancient legends and realistic dilemmas are intertwined into anecdotes, which makes people form a firm belief in the worship of the lake god. They dare not even say "turn over" by boat on weekdays. This "piety" has continued to this day, forming a set of ceremonies offering sacrifices to the lake with unique religious and national characteristics. Aobao and Aobao: On the grassland of Mongolia, it is often seen that there are one or several objects piled with stones at the top of the mountain or beside the intersection, which are mound-shaped, with willow branches piled on them, and a pillar with sun, moon, flame pattern or Suled (trident spear) stands firmly in the middle. The five-color wind horse flag hangs between the cylinder and the Suled standing around in four directions. These Suled often send flowers to people. It makes you feel fresh, mysterious and puzzled, leaving you with suspense. This is "Aobao", which means "Dui" in Chinese. It is a unique cultural landscape left by Mongolian ancestors. Understanding it, knowing its origin and function, may help to understand the profound national heritage of Mongols, and also let you feel the profoundness of the great multi-ethnic and versatile culture of the Chinese nation.
Chagan Lake: Chagan Lake, also known as Chagan Lake Zall, is located in the northwest of Guo Qian County, Jilin Province, with a total area of 600,000 mu and a storage capacity of 700 million cubic meters, with an average water depth of 2.5 meters and the deepest point of 6 meters. It is connected with three sister lakes nearby, Xindianpao, Xinmiaopao and Kulibao. It is one of the top ten freshwater lakes in China and the largest inland lake in Jilin Province. The annual output of fresh fish is 3,000 tons, fry is 350 tons, reed is 30,000 tons, fishery output value is120,000 yuan, and profit and tax are1350,000 yuan. The whole Hunan is 37km long in the north and17km wide in the east and west, with a winding coastline128km. The surrounding environment is beautiful, the scenery is charming and charming. It is a famous fishery production base, reed production base and natural tourist attraction in Jilin Province. Mongolian customs and national taboos: when you are a guest in a Mongolian family, don't leave your hat at the door, and don't step on the threshold when you leave the yurt. Mongolians usually entertain guests with sour mare's milk, and guests must drink it all at once to avoid tasting it carefully. Don't step on the north and west of the yurt in winter, because the snow there is used for drinking water.