Zheng Lanqi Menggu Laoying Yingshi Base

Although this is a historical site, because the destruction is more serious, it has become an open land, so it is very suitable to shoot historical stories related to Mongolia, and it is relatively smooth as a film and television base.

More interesting film and television base, interested can go to see the walk, various props are more interesting.

For lunch, we ate at the Zhenghong Banner in Laoying, Mongolia. There are dozens of yurts, large and small, each of which is very large. Here you can taste the most authentic Mongolian food. Pure special Mongolian food can make people eat and walk. Hand-cooked meat is the most favorite and most commonly used traditional food of all ethnic groups in the Inner Mongolia prairie for thousands of years. "hand-cooked meat" is to eat meat with one hand, with a knife in one hand, cut, dig, cut, slice, and eat the meat on the sheep bone clean. In fact, sheep, cattle, horses, camels, lice and other livestock or animal meat can be cooked hand meat, but usually the hand meat is more pointed hand meat. Put the meat in a white water pot without salt and other condiments, burn it with a large fire, keep the original flavor, and properly control the fire, as long as the meat has changed color, you can eat. Hand-cooked meat is fresh and not stewed, fat and not greasy, easy to digest. Hand meat is a traditional meal for grassland herders for thousands of years. You can find hand meat in various restaurants of Xilin Gol. It is not really here to visit the grassland without eating hand meat.

Mongolian old camp, another part of Kublai Film and Television City, just got off the bus and was attracted by the appearance of the old camp. This and how I imagined the scene I saw on TV. A cheering stand in front of the camp account, which has four big words "Mongolian old camp", and there are stone casters needed for war on both sides. The truck carrying supplies. The guide said that there is basically no difference between this and Kublai camp account, the only difference is that it is in the Yuan Dynasty, one exists now. Going up, a small river surrounds the entire camp account, and the river is surrounded by a thick wooden fence. There are sentries in all four corners of the camp, and in order to prevent the enemy from attacking, these have long lost their original role, and most of them are left to the tourists to recall the déjà vu pictures. Next to the old camp is a small hillside, and at the foot of the mountain is a pool of clear lake water, the lake is sparkling, and a few small fish swim in it. I trot all the way to the hillside and look down. I have a panoramic view of the yurt, grassland, and rivers. I can't reach the distance.

Mongolian old camp, another part of Kublai Film and Television City, just got off the bus and was attracted by the appearance of the old camp. This and how I imagined the scene I saw on TV. A cheering stand in front of the camp account, which has four big words "Mongolian old camp", and there are stone casters needed for war on both sides. The guide said that there is basically no difference between this and Kublai camp account, the only difference is that it is in the Yuan Dynasty, one exists now.