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The recommended long Mongolian novels include Ayun's Mongolian novel Manbazhacang, Ligedeng's children's literature Adventures in the Ant Kingdom, Manquan's Flying Birds Collection-A Romance Story on the Horizon, Buhe Dilige's novel Blue Starry Sky, Wuren Gaawa's prose collection Heaven Mark, Xiru Gyatso's prose collection Yuan Shangdu's Ancient Exploration, Bai Jinsheng's documentary novel General Asgen, and Han Jinghui's children's literature Terror Zone. Buren Bayar's reportage "Pioneering Epic", Baoyin Wuliji's novel "Faith Tree", Te Guanbu Zhabu's "Mongolian Code", Ba Nashun Wuritu's "Ba Nashun Wuritu Prose Collection", Renqin Dorji's "Mongolian Literature Criticisms in the New Era" and other works won the "Horse Award" for national minority literature creation. In addition, The Clear Tamir River was also one of the most popular novels in Mongolia. It introduced the turmoil of Mongolian society from 1914 to 1932.

Mongolian oak is a plant of the oak family of Fagacea, also known as green scorpion, oak tree, Liaodong oak, etc. It is distributed worldwide in China, Japan, Russia, North Korea and other places. In China, it is produced in provinces such as Hei Long Jiang, Liao Ning, Inner Mongolia, and Shandong. It is a positive tree species, often growing in mountainous areas 200 - 2100 meters above sea level. In 2017, it was listed in the International Union for Conservation of Nature Red List of Endangered Species (IFN), with a protection level of non-dangerous. In 2019, it was listed in the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora, and was listed in the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species. The Mongolian oak was a decidual tree, reaching a height of 30 meters, and its bark was deep and cracked. The current year's branches are smooth, the second year's branches are vertical cracks, with round skin holes protruding; Winter buds are round or long oval. Leaves leathery, slightly thick and hard, obovate-oval or obovate, with petioles. The male flowers are catkins; the female flowers have a 6-lobed perianth. Nut long oval or oval; cupule shallow bowl shaped, bracts triangular-oval. Flowering in June, fruiting in October. Mongolian oak wood is hard and can be used for building, utensils, and glued boards; bark, shell, and leaves can be extracted into extract; leaves can be used to feed silkworms; seed oil can be used to make soap and other industrial uses. It had the functions of stabilizing soil, preserving water, preventing erosion and slope protection. It was an important ecological planting tree species, and also an excellent tree species for landscape planting in northern China. In addition, its leaves and bark could be used as medicine. The leaves had the effect of detoxification, and the bark had the effect of detoxification, swelling, clearing heat and removing dampness. Its variant, the Mongolian oak, was produced in Northeast China, North China, Japan, and North Korea. It was hard, resistant to decay, and easy to crack after drying. It could be used as material for vehicles, ships, buildings, pit wood, etc. "Life Like a White Birch" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!

The recommendations for the Mongolian Princess novel are as follows: 1 " The Prairie Empire of the Mongol Princess ": It tells the story of a modern girl who accidentally transmigrated to the Mongol grasslands and became a Mongol princess. She lived with the herdsmen on the grasslands and learned the Mongol culture while maintaining the unity of the country and the national interests. "The Longevity of the Mongolian Princess": It tells the story of a modern girl who traveled to the Mongolian grasslands to become a Mongolian princess. She experienced the test of life and death in the process of searching for the "Longevity of Heaven" and finally protected the peace and prosperity of the country together with the Mongolian heroes. 3. The Mongol Princess of the Mobei Empire: It tells the story of a modern girl who transmigrated to the Mongolian grasslands and became a Mongol princess. She lived with the herdsmen on the grasslands and learned the Mongol culture while maintaining the unity of the country and the national interests. The plot of the novel was full of twists and turns, and the characters were full of characters.

There were a few novels about Mongolian princesses that could be recommended. Among them were " The Prairie Empire of the Mongol Princess " and " The Longevity of the Mongol Princess ". These novels told the story of a modern girl who accidentally transmigrated to the Mongolian grasslands and became a Mongolian princess. She lived with the herdsmen on the grasslands and learned Mongolian culture, while maintaining national unity and national interests. In addition, there were other novels about ancient princesses marrying Mongolians, such as " A Beautiful Woman in Power,"" The Cannon Fodder Princess Is Going to Make a Counterattack,"" The Supreme Crown Princess: The Evil Princess, Be More Restrained," and so on. These novels contained elements of emotion, challenge, and true love.

Bai Fengming was a Mongolian traditional Chinese medicine doctor. He was currently the director of the Fumeng County Mongolian Medical Hospital in the Liaoning Province. He was the instructor for the inheritance of academic experience of the old Chinese medicine experts in the country, an expert who enjoyed special government subsidies from the State Council, and one of the famous Chinese medicine doctors in Liaoning Province. Bai Fengming had been engaged in clinical work in Mongolian medicine since 1956 and had a wealth of experience. He had made remarkable achievements in the treatment of diseases such as aplastic leukemia and developed new prescriptions to treat these diseases. Bai Fengming's contribution was widely recognized. He had seen patients all over the country, as well as in the United States, Japan, South Korea, and other countries and regions.

The bark of the Mongolian oak was slightly bitter and astringent, and its nature was mild. It had the effects of removing dampness, clearing heat, detoxifying, and astringent. It could be used to treat cough, diarrhea, icterus, hemorrhoids, and other diseases. Its fruit was bitter and slightly warm in nature. It had the effects of strengthening the spleen, stopping diarrhea, astringent and hemostatic, astringent and astringent, and detoxifying and detumescence. It could treat spleen deficiency diarrhea, hemorrhoids bleeding, proctopsis, breast carbuncle, and so on. The leaves of the Mongolian oak could also be used as medicine to treat diarrhea, indigestion in children, carbuncle swelling, hemorrhoids, and so on. In addition, the Mongolian oak had an important ecological significance. It was an important tree species for ecological afforest. It had the functions of soil reinforcement, water conservation, anti-erosion and slope protection. Its fallen leaves also had a high rate of N returning to the ground (for example, the N returning rate of the fallen leaves of the Mongolian oak reached 85kg per ha per year). In terms of wood utilization, its wood is hard and can be used for construction, utensils, and glued boards; bark, shell, and leaves can be extracted into extract; leaves can be used to feed silkworms; seed oil can be used to make soap and other industrial uses. In terms of gardens, they could be planted in grasslands and deserts, or mixed with other trees to form forests, used to create windbreaks, water conservation forests, and firebreaks. In gardens, they could be planted alone as landscape trees and roadside trees. "Life Like a White Birch" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!

The three monumental historical works of the Mongolians were " The Great Journey of Kublai Khan,"" The Prairie Empire," and " The Dream Combination." "The Great Journey of Kublai Khan" narrated the legendary experience of Kublai Khan, the leader of the Mongol Empire, in Chinese history. It described his exchanges and interactions with the people of all ethnic groups during his travels, as well as his influence on Chinese and world history. " The Prairie Empire " narrated the ruling history of the Golden Family of the Mongol Empire on the grasslands. It used the ethnic, cultural, historical, and political background of the grasslands to show the unique charm and glorious history of the grassland civilization. " Dream Combination " was about the descendants of the Mongol Empire, the Emperor of the Yuan Dynasty, Kublai Khan, and his queen, Lisa Kublai Khan. They talked about their palace life in China and their interactions with the people of all ethnic groups in China. At the same time, they also showed the political, cultural, and social features of the Yuan Dynasty. These three works all had high literary value and depth of thought, and were widely regarded as classics in the history of Chinese literature and an important part of Mongolian culture.

Mongolian short stories often have a strong connection to nature. Horses, for example, are frequently featured as they are very important in Mongolian culture.