1. Inner Mongolia and Mongolia are still very different. Inner Mongolia is smaller than Mongolia, but its population is more than eight times that of Mongolia. In 20 14, the permanent population of Inner Mongolia was 25.048 million, while in 20 16, Mongolia had only 3 million people.

But we mainly talk about culture. What are the cultural differences between Inner Mongolia and Mongolia?

3. First of all, in writing, Inner Mongolia uses Uighur Mongolian, commonly known as Old Mongolian. Mongolia uses Cyrillic Mongolian, commonly known as Neo-Mongolian, which was formed by the influence of the Soviet Union after the independence of Outer Mongolia.

4. Starting from 1946, Mongolia completely abolished the old Mongolian language and switched to the new Mongolian language. Therefore, although Inner Mongolia and Mongolia have the same language, the words written are not the same at all, which is still amazing. However, the Mongolian Parliament passed a law in 20 14, stipulating that all official documents will use the old Mongolian language uniformly from 20 14, and all new Mongolian languages will be abolished and the old Mongolian language will be reused in 2020.

5. Although this is conducive to promoting traditional culture and enhancing relations with Inner Mongolia, what do you think of those students and middle-aged people in their thirties and forties who have to abandon the old Mongolian language after learning the new Mongolian language?

6. Secondly, the customs of Inner Mongolia and Mongolia are different. Many customs in Inner Mongolia are very China-like weddings, funerals and weddings, just like many provinces in the Central Plains. Mongolian customs are westernized, mainly influenced by Russia. Their wedding is a church dance, and the funeral is a priest's prayer.

7. Thirdly, Mongolians are generally lazy, which is caused by Mongolian social system. Mongolia was originally a nomadic place and had to follow the western countries to engage in capitalism. Now the economic crisis is serious, and there are more women than men in Mongolia. Many men are not as diligent as women, and just drink and sleep every day. But we Inner Mongolians are different. Most of them are diligent and the urbanization process is fast, so we have to mention the superiority of our socialism. It is precisely because of the socialist system that we have escaped so many economic crises and will reap the consequences.

8. Finally, the concepts of Inner Mongolia and Mongolia are quite different. On the whole, Inner Mongolia is pro-Han, and many places are the same as the Central Plains, including ideas. Mongolia is pro-Russian, similar to Russia in many places, and so is its ideology.