The long song of civilization under the loess

#AprilGoodDestinations2025 The Inner Mongolia Museum is the soul of the thousand-year-old civilization of this northern border area. Walking into that gray and white building is like walking into a deep well of time. The exhibition hall displays the history from ancient grassland civilization to modern development, and each cultural relic contains a legend in the wind and sand. From bronze ware and saddles to gold ornaments, the exhibits reflect the shadow of Han culture as well as the ruggedness and agility of nomadic peoples. I stood for a long time in front of a mural depicting the Xiongnu cavalry going to war. The flying horse manes and waving spears reminded me of the magnificent scene of wind sweeping across the grassland and smoke and dust stretching for thousands of miles. Especially the dinosaur fossils and primitive human exhibition halls, which make people feel the antiquity and mystery of this land. This is not just a simple museum visit, but more like an immersive spiritual journey. In the long river of history, I felt the tenacity, migration and inheritance of the children of the grassland, and also gained a deeper understanding of the weight behind the word "Mongolia".