70 years on: Highlights of Inner Mongolia's rich culture #InnerMongolia70 #InnerMongolia 2017 marks the 70th anniversary of the founding of north China's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. Known for their long rich history and cultural wealth, Inner Mongolians draw inspiration from the natural elements surrounding them and their nomadic heritage, which gave rise to unique cultural symbols such as the matouqin, horseback riding and wrestling during the Naadam Festival. | CGTN

The opening ceremony of the 2nd China Horse Culture Festival and Inner Mongolia International Horse Culture Expo began Sunday in Huhhot, north China's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. Aiming to promote cultural interchanges between China and the world, the event’s opening ceremony showcased Mongolian dance performances and traditional ritual activities augmented by new technology. #SeeChina #HiChina | CCTV

56K views · 150 reactions | The #Hongshan #Culture, dating back 6,500 to 5,000 years, is named after its discovery at Hongshan Hill in Chifeng, #InnerMongolia. Centered around the West Liao River Basin, it spans an area of 200,000 square kilometers. How was the Hongshan culture discovered?#TheCultureSitDown | Discover Inner Mongolia | Facebook

184K views · 6.8K reactions | Come and enjoy the stunning scenery of grassland in northern China's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region in summer. ☘️ | Across Inner Mongolia | Facebook

180K views · 288 shares | With the flowers blooming, the vast grasslands of N China's Inner Mongolia turn poetic in spring. Watch this video to also explore the cool pastures in summer, a colorful autumn with golden leaves and deserts that spread miles and miles, and a boundless icy wonderland in winter. #InnerMongolia #VisitingChinaonline | China Culture | Facebook

77K views · 1K reactions | Over 20 wild red deer wander the Xilingol grassland in China's Inner Mongolia. Some frolic, while others stand quietly, in a vivid winter scene. The red deer is one of the largest deer species after the moose. The males' striking antlers are a standout feature. The herds feed on grass and fruits, playing a vital role in the grassland ecosystem. | CGTN | Facebook