The next day was a sunny day, and breakfast was also eaten in the buffet restaurant. Liu Jinpeng slept well last night and no one came to harass him. However, thanks to him who talked to Liu Meishou in advance, otherwise this girl would have to come. In the morning, the waiter sent a few tour volumes. You can use this ticket to visit some attractions in the city for free, which is also a welfare measure.

Liu Jinpeng plans to go to Saihantara Park today, where there are yurts that Li Xiwen has been obsessed with, as well as equestrian performances and many ethnic foods to taste. Saihantara means "beautiful grassland" in Mongolian. This park is a large grassland ecological circle with an area of ​​770 hectares. Most of them are natural pastures, which are extremely rare urban grasslands.

There are four sand rivers passing through the park, forming a unique grassland wetland environment. As soon as you enter the gate, you will see a large oboo. The colorful ribbon flag extends from the center like countless tentacles. This ribbon flag is called a divine banner by the locals.

Aobao is Mongolian, meaning "duizi", and it is also translated as "naobao" and "Ebo", which means wood, stone, and earth pile. It is a "stone pile", "soil pile" or "wood block pile" made of artificial piles. In the old days, it was spread all over Mongolia, mostly made of stones or sand, and some were made of branches. Now the number has been greatly reduced. It turned out to be a symbol of roads and realms made of stones on the vast grasslands. Later, it gradually evolved into a symbol of sacrifice to the mountain gods, road gods, praying for a good harvest, and family happiness and peace.

There are various forms of Obao, both large and small depending on the level, including giant and luxurious Obao in Genghis Khan's Mausoleum, and small stone piles of Obao on the roadside. The simple Obao is just a few stones inserted with willow branches, not even a divine banner; while the complex Obao not only has a base, a pile of stones, but also a divine banner and a pillar stairs.

According to the instructions, guests who come to the park should circle the Aobao three times clockwise and throw three white stones on it, so that they can get the blessing of the mountain god. Although everyone does not believe this, they lost the stones three times in accordance with the rules of the Mongolian people.

Li Xiwen wants to go riding a horse, so she first has to go to the horse farm. From the gate to the horse farm, you have to pass the rest area. There are tea restaurants, coffee bars and open-air booths here, and free-range sika deer to watch. However, the park prohibits tourists from feeding them for safety. There are also many authentic Mongolian-style restaurants in the rest area, including buckwheat noodles, slightly beautiful, hand-catch mutton, mutton hot pot, iron pot braised noodles, mutton offals, sand onion buns, milk skin, beef patties, etc.

Because there are too many processes and complicated operations, there is no such thing here. You have to go to a big restaurant to eat roasted lamb. Liu Jinpeng inquired and ordered roasted lamb in a small restaurant in the sanatorium, but you have to book a day in advance.

Ye Ling bought a bowl of mutton and ate it, and even picked it up to stuff it for everyone. However, only Liu Jinpeng was willing to eat these things, and everyone else respected Xie Bumin. When he arrived at the horse farm, there was no obvious division here. Seeing that there were nine horses in the stable, there were two people riding outside, so he should be tourists. There were also riding instructors here, but this was a paid project. Li Xiwen didn't need a coach, so she rented a horse to ride.

Others, except for Liu Mei, who don’t want a coach, almost always learn from the beginning. Fortunately, the horses here are more docile and safer to learn. Liu Jinpeng learned it in just a few minutes. He had never ridden a horse before, but his physical fitness has been greatly improved, and his reactions and memory have also been strengthened, so he learned very quickly. His coach had nothing to do, so he also led Ye Ling as Liu Jinpeng told him.

Eva refused to get on the horse. She followed her downstairs. Zero likes to contact animals, so she learned very quickly. Zhang Yu and Ye Ling were relatively stupid. They taught for half an hour before they could barely walk the horse. Liu Jinpeng followed Li Xiwen and ran a horse for a while. In order to protect the horse, he started to ride the horse slowly. Liu Mei followed him now and showed off: "Don't underestimate me, I can learn to hide in the stirrup for you."

Liu Jinpeng was afraid of something wrong, so he vetoed Liu Mei's performance sternly. Liu Mei was not unhappy and still smiled. The two of them walked around and Li Xiwen was gone. Number Zero was whispering with a red horse, not knowing how to communicate between the two non-human ones. Zhang Yu can now ride the horse slowly, while Ye Ling was still nervously holding the saddle and moving even if she dared not move.

In the end, there was no choice but to change to a stronger white horse and take Ye Ling behind to ride together. Liu Mei deliberately rode the horse around Zhang Yu. Zhang Yu's zebra seemed to feel harassment, and she was about to move with a loud noise. The coach quickly separated the two horses, for fear that they would have a conflict. Li Xiwen came back soon and shouted, "There are a few yurts over there. I've gone to see them and I can still live."

This is true. There are six yurts lined up in a row over there, with white and lace in appearance, which looks very simple. But the staff said that the yurts here can be rented out and the price is not expensive per day. Of course, Li Xiwen had to go in and take a look. The yurts are round and of different sizes. There are large bags of hundreds of people and small bags of about twenty people. In ancient times, they were called qiulu, also called felt tents and tents, and called Geer in Mongolian.

The yurt here is just the smallest, and is built according to the specifications of twenty people. After entering the door, it is divided into two sides. The west is usually a space for men, and the east is a space for women. There is a Buddha table in the northwest, with Buddha statues and Buddha niches on it. In front of the Buddha niches are incense, candles, Buddha lamps, offerings and incense burners, and ribbons and tassels are hung on both sides of the Buddha table.

On the wall to the west, there is a set of wrestling uniforms, a lasso, and a saber. These are all decorations, but according to Mongolian customs, these things belong to men. If there is a saddle, it should be placed here, usually on a saddle. If there is no saddle, it should be placed on a low table, but it should not be thrown directly on the ground.

In the northeast, there is a pair of boxes called foot boxes. According to the rules, women should bring them from their parents' homes when they get married. Of course, they are also decorations. The foot boxes can contain all seasons of clothing and accessories, all of which are women's things. A bowl stand is placed beside the wall on the east side, with bowls, stoves, spoons, tea, milk, etc., milk, tea should be placed on top, and a bucket is placed on the ground or on the south end of the bowl stand.

This is a traditional yurt, and there are two improved ones next to it. The so-called improvement is to replace the wall about ten meters with floor-to-ceiling glass windows. This transformation is not very common, and it is probably considered an alien in the yurt. Originally, the yurt had a ceiling window, and there was a circle of windows for translucent ventilation and smoke opening on the ceiling. The light in the entire yurt was still very abundant and the air was still fresh.

Li Xiwen wanted to stay here for a day, so she discussed it with the administrator for a while, asked a lot of accommodation questions, and cut the price for a while, then paid the money and went back happily to call someone. Liu Jinpeng and others came over with Li Xiwen and found that seven or eight people were under pressure when sleeping in the yurt. The ground was covered with thick carpets and blankets. The weather was not cold now, and there was a stove in the yurt, which was very warm.

Since I want to play with Li Xiwen, let’s play more professionally. Liu Jinpeng asked the staff about eating and solving personal hygiene problems. Eating here is easy to solve. There is a meal delivery service. The restaurant in the leisure area can provide standard Mongolian meals. But there is no way to take a bath. There is also a few steps to the bathroom to have public ones. This is the biggest problem.

Li Xiwen didn't think about this at the beginning, but now she was stunned. She paid the money and couldn't come back. She looked around and looked at Liu Jinpeng as if she was asking for help. Liu Jinpeng had to say, "This is it. You can take a shower in the sanatorium and come to sleep at night. I'll come with you, so don't run back and forth for the others."

Hey, hasn’t this become a private room for you two? Liu Mei and Zhang Yu looked at each other, and Ye Ling deliberately said, “Is this safe? Otherwise, I’ll ask Sister Ling to come with me?”

Liu Jinpeng saw that the women were not talking, but Li Xiwen didn't think so much. She felt that everyone came out together. Now she was determined to do something but tied Liu Jinpeng to her side. It seemed a bit bad, so she agreed. Everyone looked around and found nothing to say. Li Xiwen felt that it would be a bit of a demonstration if she had to make the bed now, so she held back.

After lunch, I ate in the rest area. Liu Jinpeng ate mutton with his hand. The mutton with his hand was cut and eaten by himself. Women felt that the mutton with his hands was not clean, so they ordered mutton hotpot and buckwheat noodles. After dinner, Yang Sen called and said that he had taken Tao Meimei by car, so he went to pick them up again.

Tao Meimei looked a little bigger, and she could tell that her belly was slightly bulging in loose clothes. It seemed that if she had to get married for a while, she would be really exposed. Yang Sen is now serving people, so she carefully supported Tao Meimei. They got off the rented car and greeted Liu Jinpeng and his party. Liu Jinpeng stopped several more taxis and everyone took the car to the sanatorium together.

He took the key from the front desk, and gave it to Yang Sen, and took them to recognize the room. Li Xiwen talked to Tao Meimei about renting a yurt in Sahantara in the morning. Tao Meimei was also quite envious. If she hadn't had to go to the bathroom because she was pregnant now, she might have gone to join in the fun.

Yang Sen took the opportunity to ask Liu Jinpeng what happened recently. Liu Jinpeng introduced it briefly and finally asked him to go back and ask Tao Lili himself. Speaking of this, Liu Jinpeng felt something was wrong and asked quietly: "You haven't called Tao Lili recently?"

Yang Sen smiled bitterly and said, "Meimei often beats, so I'll say a few words, I haven't beaten alone."

Liu Jinpeng muttered with regret: "Why are you so stupid? It's different things about Meimei fighting with you. Why are you so good at making excuses?"

Yang Sen was stunned again when he heard this and murmured: "No, can you get angry?"

Liu Jinpeng was too lazy to despise him and waved: "Go in and settle down and fight immediately. Be sincere when apologizing."

Yang Sen frowned and sighed, "This emotional matter is more tiring than business wars. Sure enough, social science is more difficult than natural science, and I only understand it now."

Liu Jinpeng couldn't say anything about him, and felt that this guy was hopeless. He sent Yang Sen and his wife into the room and came out shortly after a while. As for how Yang Sen explained to Tao Lili, it didn't matter to him.
Chapter completed!