The song "Silver Cup" is a short-tune folk song that spreads in Ordos grassland. This song is in C major, four or four beats. Melody is euphemistic, smooth and pleasant to hear, with strong characteristics of Mongolian folk songs, beautiful melody and unique charm.

The songs are permeated with the simplicity and boldness of the Mongols, which embodies the broad mind of the Mongols. Whenever a holiday party is held to entertain guests, the host will sing banquet songs during drinking and dancing to show his hospitality to the guests.

"Silver Cup" is a wine song circulated in Zhao Meng, Yike, Inner Mongolia. Wine is a warm, rough and bold domestic drink of Mongolians. It has become a routine for them to sing wine as a song when communicating, entertaining, gathering at festivals and entertaining guests.

Song profile:

The toast song melody of "Silver Cup" is cheerful and melodious, ups and downs; The lyrics are simple, concise and enthusiastic, expressing the open-minded and hospitable Mongolian people's welcome, hospitality, respect and hospitality to relatives and friends.

"Silver Cup" is one of the most popular and frequently used schools in the Song Dynasty, where there are many Mongolians. Among the Mongolians, everyone can sing, regardless of gender, age and age. Whenever there are guests at home, they will sing a toast to add fun and show their respect and blessing.