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Yurts, as a traditional form of residence of the Mongols, represent the lifestyle and cultural characteristics of the Mongols. In such an environment, each family member usually has to face daily life problems such as going to the toilet and bathing. Let's hear how local girls answer these questions.
1. Toilet: The wisdom of wooden toilet covers
In a yurt, we usually build a wooden toilet, which is located near the yurt. Although there are no modern toilet facilities, we have been using wisdom to solve this problem.
First of all, we will choose a location close to the livestock pen, so that after leaving the toilet, we can easily use the manure for fertilizer. Second, we build simple toilet lids out of wood to protect privacy and block sight from the yurt. In addition, we clean the toilets regularly to ensure good hygiene.
2. Bathing: Natural hot springs bring us comfort
For Mongolians, bathing is an integral part of daily life.
Although there is no bath inside the yurt, we are fortunate to live in a place rich in natural hot spring resources. The local thermal pools are loved by the residents and are considered a valuable health throne. Every family uses the hot spring pool for daily bathing, not only saving water, but also enjoying the warmth and relaxation that nature has given us.
3. Environmental protection: traditional practices and sustainable development
Inside the yurt, we take environmental protection very seriously.
We use renewable resources as much as possible to reduce waste. For example, we use animal waste to make fertilizer to provide nutrients to farmland; We choose sustainable materials such as wood and blankets to build yurts and reduce environmental damage. In addition, we will also pay attention to garbage sorting and garbage disposal to keep our homes clean and tidy.
4. Personal hygiene: Adhere to cleanliness and self-care
Mongolians pay attention to personal hygiene, especially girls, and have developed good cleaning habits.
We understand the importance of keeping our bodies clean for health. In addition to bathing in the hot spring pool, we wash our hands frequently and keep them clean. In winter, since warm hot springs are limited, we use a stove to heat water at home to wash our faces and hands, which not only provides warmth, but also moisturizes the skin more.
Epilogue:
The Mongolian family lives in a yurt and does face some special life problems.
However, it is through years of accumulation and wisdom that we have found an effective solution. Driven by environmental awareness, we focus on sustainability, and by utilizing natural resources and traditional culture, we transform simple wooden toilets and natural hot springs into a comfortable and healthy lifestyle. Mongolian life also allows us to witness the importance of sustainability and environmental protection.
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