All the people in Inner Mongolia know that many restaurants and scenic spots have countless yurts of all sizes. It is true that these yurts are correct, but they are not really yurts. The real role of yurts is the habitat of Mongolian nomads. In Mongolia Khan, you can see the real yurts, which are made up of horseshoes and wool felts. The locals who graze in this pasture are living in this little yurt. There is also a clean pile of cow dung next to the yurt. Here, cow dung is regarded as a treasure by them, and there is no better firewood than cow dung. As the key measure of Mongolian women's sorrow and sorrow is the size of the cow dung next to the yurt is not big, the larger the dung heap, indicating that the wife is more sage.