I. Diversity of countries themselves
Different from a single ethnic group in the Central Plains, Inner Mongolia itself is a region composed of many ethnic groups. Huns and Donghu people lived here before the Zhou Emperor ruled the Central Plains. Later, with the continuous growth of the region and the friendly exchanges between the Central Plains and the surrounding ethnic groups, more and more ethnic groups appeared here. Due to the differences in language and culture, they gradually formed their own small gangs.
Second, population migration.
The migration of people from other provinces is also one of the important reasons for the diversification of history and culture in Inner Mongolia. During the Qing dynasty, the population rose sharply and the land area was difficult to feed. In order to support their families, many promising young people in the Central Plains choose to work in other places. When they found that Inner Mongolia is a sparsely populated place, the local people are simple, and the most important thing is that money is relatively easy to earn, they decided to bring their families and relatives to live here, and their culture and language followed. Although some people have been assimilated by the local people, they still maintain the traditions of the Central Plains where a large population has gathered.
Third, geographical location.
The most proud thing about Inner Mongolia is that the place is big enough. Of course, this is also inseparable from our nation's bravery and good fighting, and from the courage and efforts of our ancestors. Years of ancient campaigns and economic exchanges also promoted cultural exchanges, resulting in Inner Mongolia not only being influenced by the culture of the Central Plains, but also absorbing the cultural essence of neighboring Mongolia and Russia. Until now, some areas around Inner Mongolia still retain some exotic customs and customs.