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00:04Previously, we took everyone to experience the life of the Mongolian nomadic people.
00:08What do you think life is like for Mongolians living in cities?
00:11Could it be that it's so backward and lacks modern facilities, just like in my imagination?
00:16I can tell you that life isn't that different from that of modern people in Hong Kong.
00:55There was a bus stop right behind us.
00:58We have decided today that the bus school
01:00Experience life in Ulaanbaatar by bus.
01:04Let's go
01:04Let's go
01:05But it didn't write many numbers, so we didn't know where to go.
01:07Yes, what should we do?
01:07OK, wait here.
01:11Ulaanbaatar currently does not have a metro system.
01:14Therefore, their city bus system is the most commonly used by locals.
01:18And the cheapest mode of transportation
01:21There's a bus now, but is the price really that low?
01:23have no idea
01:24Do you have money?
01:25Come on, get in the car.
01:28Get on the bus
01:31Oh no, I don't know how to use it.
01:33OK
01:34How do I use this?
01:36Just stuff it in like that.
01:40OK
01:40OK
01:41OK
01:42This scenic location looks pretty good.
01:44I just saw the price is very cheap.
01:46Yes
01:47Only two dollars for Hong Kong
01:48Two dollars
01:49Dream Map is 1000 yuan
01:52I heard that children over 18 years old are allowed here.
01:55Children under 18 years old
01:5818 years and older
02:00Are you hiding away, or have you not had your coffee yet?
02:02Andy
02:03Come
02:05People under 18 years old and over 60 years old
02:08You don't need to pay for the ride.
02:10yes
02:11Why do I have to pay today?
02:12No, that's not it.
02:13Under 18 years old
02:14No payment
02:37cough cough
02:40We experienced several days of so-called private cars
02:45Each guided tour, which used to last 30 minutes, will now last 1 hour.
02:48One hour can actually become two hours.
02:51And I found that there was traffic congestion at all times.
02:53Because we might depart at 9 or 10 o'clock.
02:56Traffic jam again
02:57Then after dinner last night
02:59Even going back at 11 am is congested.
03:01yes
03:01But I think it's related to these past few days.
03:03Perhaps some grand festivals
03:05Or when they have a holiday
03:06Everyone will really go out.
03:08So the tour guide said
03:09If you want to see some important holidays
03:12We should leave 4 hours earlier.
03:14And actually, there weren't many people on the bus.
03:16Because in fact, every Mongolian person owns one car.
03:19They usually have the habit of driving themselves.
03:22It has a car, land, and a building.
03:31We saw two passengers behind us.
03:33Everyone wants to go and get an umbrella
03:34Ask about the traffic conditions in Mongolia.
03:37Traffic jam day
03:38Yes, traffic jam day
03:39In the past...
03:43The two people behind us were actually students.
03:45They also have this card.
03:47But boarding is free.
03:48Student ID card, but it's free.
03:50Yes, I'd like to ask what you think of transportation in Mongolia.
03:53Is there often traffic congestion?
04:02Actually, they found the ride quite comfortable.
04:04Aside from the traffic jam, everything else was great.
04:06I'd like to ask you guys, what's the longest you've ever experienced being stuck in traffic?
04:11Can
04:12Two hours
04:12Actually, you two hours
04:13How long is that distance?
04:16How long was originally planned to take?
04:18Because how long will we be gone?
04:20Because how long will we be gone?
04:22How long will we be gone?
04:23How long will we be gone?
04:25How long will we be gone?
04:26You said again
04:26The car was originally parked for 40 minutes
04:28In the end, it changed to two hours.
04:30How long was the trip originally scheduled to last?
04:32Because how long will we be gone?
04:35Because how long will we be gone?
04:38How long was originally planned to take?
04:40They usually allocate a lot of time in advance.
04:42It could be twice as long as preponderance.
04:54Being late is actually a very serious matter.
04:56Therefore, their only solution
04:58It's about booking earlier.
05:00Therefore, they must book their festival in advance.
05:03Pre-relaxation point
05:03Are there usually this few people on public transport?
05:17It turns out that it's a holiday in Phuket these days.
05:20So everyone might go out and play
05:21Or stay home and rest
05:23So there really weren't that many people on the bus?
05:26Okay, thank you for accepting the interview.
05:28We might as well keep you at home and let you rest.
05:29Thank you, please.
05:31Thank you
05:34Take the bus after the experience
05:36It's actually quite comfortable.
05:37Yes, it's more comfortable than I imagined.
05:39It might be a bit windy today.
05:42Almost all public transport authorities have very little air conditioning.
05:47But there are also very well-ventilated windows.
05:49Just like those two students from before.
05:51The sense of space here is also quite good.
05:54But actually, for me...
05:55I feel a lot of pressure living here.
05:58Because I usually book much earlier
06:00At the exit, for example, if you call 6:30
06:02I really need to wait until 6:30
06:02If I leave Ulambata
06:05I'll probably need about three hours to get out.
06:08Going out in three or four hours
06:08But getting your hair done takes four hours in total.
06:10Yes, then I'll stay at my workplace.
06:12Also noticed that the passengers
06:15They are usually students under the age of 18.
06:17Or perhaps it's an old friend over 60 years old.
06:20Yes, everyone gets to ride the bus for free.
06:23Great, let's enjoy this benefit.
06:27This episode will explain that we're experiencing urban life in Mongolia.
06:31Let's be even more down-to-earth.
06:33He entered the top-ranked university in Mongolia.
06:36Take a look at their campus life
06:38And see what kind of environment it is.
06:46We are currently at the National University of Mongolia.
06:49The top-ranked university in Mongolia
06:51We also invited teachers from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
06:53Mandy went to give us an interview
06:56Mandy, I have a question.
06:57Why does it seem like there are no students here now?
06:59Yes, it's already in Zhugu now.
07:01Therefore, in the case of Zhu Gu, it is very...
07:05I can say…
07:05In the Zhu Gu representative table
07:06All students accepted
07:09Zhu Gu represents a very quiet time.
07:12In our students
07:13Was that your vacation?
07:15yes
07:16yes
07:17I'm so sorry, teacher.
07:18They always come back to greet us even during holidays.
07:20Mongolian universities
07:22The academic year is divided into two semesters.
07:24Autumn and Spring
07:26Like Hong Kong
07:27Summer vacation mainly lasts from the beginning of July to the end of August.
07:30We went there tonight in July.
07:32There will be nationwide festivals.
07:35Many universities end exams early.
07:37Allowing students to participate in the festival
07:41Actually, our future plans
07:43Our campus
07:44We are here
07:46It is the middle campus
07:47The university building in the middle
07:49This building was constructed in 1946.
07:53It is a very old building
07:55We also have six buildings.
07:59We have the South and the South
08:04In the south and south
08:08So we have about 1000 kilometers.
08:11You can reach all the buildings
08:14Usually, our schools in Hong Kong
08:16It's a building or an area.
08:19Why does it have east, west, middle, and...?
08:21Because we provide many schools
08:23Including international relations
08:26Law, Law and Business School
08:28Therefore we provided
08:30170 schools
08:32to students' school
08:34If you want to fix the subject you want to study
08:37You need to go to that table.
08:39Because each table has specific subjects.
08:44I really want to visit its eastern and western parts.
08:46Because those are really closer to nature.
08:49You can take a look at it
08:51One of the subjects is history.
08:53It is possible to read "shepherding".
08:54You can experience Mongolian culture
08:57If you really like Mongolian culture
08:59You can only read about this by coming here.
09:01And seeing this
09:03Since we can't get to the school building that far away...
09:05Why not continue exploring?
09:07What Mongolian elements are there on this campus?
09:10Where would you two like to go?
09:13You guys say, let's try it.
09:14Better
09:15Can you show us your office?
09:17Yes
09:18Let's go
09:18Let's go
09:19Where?
09:20Maybe...
09:21Maybe...
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09:36Maybe...
09:36Maybe...
09:39Maybe...
09:41Very large
09:42great
09:43The scenery is amazing
09:51Mandy, I have a question.
09:52Approximately how many teachers are there on the entire map?
09:55Approximately 1,000
09:571,000?
09:58Yes
09:58All maps
09:59right
10:00map
10:01right
10:03More teachers
10:04How many
10:0526,000
10:06Approximately 1,000
10:07Approximately 2,000
10:10calculate
10:10Not reaching
10:11Can
10:12We have two subjects
10:13Subjects and Science
10:16suject
10:16This is the same as what I just said.
10:18Different subjects
10:20There are actually different maps
10:22For example, this place
10:23Closer to the city center
10:24There may be law subjects.
10:26For example, some places with near-natural environments
10:30There will be things related to history and the study of nature and culture.
10:34I also want to know what it would be like for students living in the capital.
10:37Will it involve a long car ride to different places...?
10:40Perhaps I'll go to study in the west or the east.
10:43Yes, if they want to study culture.
10:46I think if students study environmental science
10:51Or some cultural learning
10:53They will go to faraway places to work.
10:57I originally thought it was the capital city.
11:01Studying in the capital
11:02It was thought that only people from the Roumu tribe would go closer.
11:07But who knew you lived here?
11:10Do you like culture?
11:11I also need to go to the other side to study.
11:14You mentioned winter courses.
11:17In cultural learning
11:19Students must be proficient in a language, right?
11:23No, because of our instructors
11:25Speak English
11:26So they taught culture.
11:28Culture of cultural learning
11:31Therefore, foreign students can understand
11:34So we can learn
11:35right
11:35I can…
11:37You must learn the culture
11:39Can you teach us some basic culture?
11:45I made a small show of myself at the time.
11:49Okay, okay, okay
11:51well
11:52Hello, hello, hello
11:55Hello
11:56You're so handsome!
12:06well
12:11Thank you
12:12Come on
12:13Come on, come on!
12:16Come on, come on!
12:17Come on, come on!
12:18Come on, come on!
12:22Finally, I can enjoy being a student.
12:26Actually, my first impression was...
12:29It's a bit hot.
12:31Because Hong Kong's air conditioning is very humidifying.
12:34Usually studying in Hong Kong
12:36Whether you take me to middle school or elementary school
12:37Everyone needs to wear clothes
12:39This is considered rather shameful.
12:42It can't even compare to an environmentally friendly fan.
12:46It might be the country
12:48then…
12:50Yes, and there's also a woman very close by.
12:52Some car noises can be very distracting.
12:57If I were to calculate the numbers
12:59Also, this class is a cram school.
13:03That is, calculating summer courses
13:04They are students here.
13:06They even came back to attend classes during their short break.
13:08They are all very diligent.
13:09But you shouldn't be sleeping here.
13:15Perhaps the environment is really a bit...
13:18More calm
13:19right
13:20But those of us who don't study are in the back row.
13:23But seeing the people reading in front of me
13:25They were all listening to the audiobook with great enthusiasm.
13:27And I noticed
13:28The colors they used were quite bright.
13:31The rooms in Hong Kong are all made of wood, white, and gray.
13:35But the entire desktop here is orange.
13:39Then there is yellow.
13:41He looks more energetic.
13:43And it might be a little shameless.
13:44Hong Kong's primary and secondary schools have sometimes switched to e-learning.
13:48I often carry my computer and computer.
13:50This place is also relatively primitive.
13:53But I like this raw feeling.
13:56It really reminds me of my school days.
14:00Everyone was pretty normal.
14:03It might be using a blackboard for teaching.
14:05Because now many primary and secondary schools and universities in Hong Kong
14:08They all transferred some electronic equipment to study.
14:11But I think this is a good thing.
14:13Everyone can concentrate more.
14:16To learn in a more primitive way
14:21Wow, class is over so soon!
14:23Ask your classmates
14:25What's it like to study in Mongolia?
14:26Actually, I didn't study.
14:28I am just a college student.
14:30This is a very difficult thing.
14:34Because these questions are very deep
14:37These are school questions.
14:39Have you been like this for many years?
14:40I am 17 years old this year.
14:42Are you ready to go to school at 17?
14:45Yes, actually I've been planning this for two years.
14:48I have already planned to go to the United States.
14:50American schools
14:52I don't think I'm very impressive.
14:54But I will definitely go to some great schools.
14:58Schools, such as MIT or Caltech
15:00Otherwise you wouldn't be here.
15:03I think
15:05In the United States, it is considered
15:07Only students can be supported.
15:09It can also give them more opportunities
15:14Will you stay in the US to study?
15:18I might return to Mongolia.
15:20Because I want to help my country.
15:23I also love my country
15:26I might stay there.
15:27But you can come here.
15:30I am learning
15:32Quantum Mechanics
15:34and Statistical Physics
15:35It is during the winter period
15:37You go back to school to study
15:39She worked very hard.
15:41You learn here
15:44It is difficult
15:46But I'll try to really explain.
15:50Learning really helped me
15:52Do you think you should study?
15:56What did you study after that?
15:57Actually, I think learning
16:01But I think learning
16:30There are many kinds of learning.
16:33I really enjoy learning.
16:35Studying outside
16:36There are many natural
16:38nature
16:41I think they are generally
16:43She has a high aptitude for languages.
16:45The two students who were just visited
16:48It's all in English, very disjointed.
16:50But I personally thought they were
16:53You probably need to be very wealthy to do that.
16:56English displacement
16:56But it wasn't true originally.
16:58Everyone relies on themselves
16:59Then get a scholarship
17:01Go to study
17:03I think the new generation of young people
17:05They prefer to expand outwards.
17:07The boys and girls who just visited
17:09Everyone says to go to different foreign countries
17:11Continue to learn what you want to learn
17:14But they might choose to come back later.
17:16Because they have always loved their country.
17:19Why do they love their country so much?
17:22We went to see the statue of a representative figure of Mongolia.
17:24The world's largest
17:26Chengjisi Khan equestrian statue
17:28Experience its charm
17:34Today we have come to the memorial hall of Chengjisi Khan.
17:36It is a landmark of Mongolia.
17:38Just like
17:39The Eiffel Tower in Paris, France
17:40American Freedom Image
17:42Mount Fuji in Japan
17:43yes
17:44The statue is actually 40 meters tall.
17:46Hey
17:47Hey, it's loosening up a bit.
17:48Is anyone there?
17:50yes
17:50turn out to be
17:51People can go to the dock
17:53kind of handsome
17:54Why don't you go up and check it in?
17:55OK
17:55Let's go
17:58Chengjisi Khan Equestrian Statue Memorial Hall
18:01Built in 2008
18:03It was to celebrate the Mongol Empire
18:05Commemorating the 800th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China
18:10of
18:112 tickets
18:12It is a dream map with an average of 20,000 yuan per person.
18:14A ticket
18:15Yeah
18:15HK$40
18:18almost
18:19Similar to visiting a museum
18:21Those ones
18:21The profits are about the same
18:243 women
18:28OK
18:28Thanks
18:34Wow
18:37Upon entering, you'll see all the portraits.
18:39These are portraits of Chengjisi Khan and his descendants.
18:46There's also a huge clam here.
18:49There was also a very large riding whip at the back.
18:51Claiming to be the world's largest
18:53Wow
18:54You can jump in and swim.
18:55Ha ha
18:56It's a bit big
18:57real
18:57Of course!
18:58This giant Mongolian traditional leather trunk
19:01Up to 9 meters tall
19:02The world's largest Mongolian box
19:05A huge riding whip was placed next to it.
19:08Symbolizing the power of Chengjis Khan
19:10The Legend of the Golden Horsewhip
19:12Underground Museum
19:14This showcases the history of Mongolia.
19:16Wood Culture
19:17Cultural relics related to Chengjisi Khan
19:27But speaking of the main characters in the museum...
19:29It's the observation deck at the top of the pier.
19:35Wow
19:35This place is absolutely packed with people.
19:38The distance between me and Coyso
19:39This is the only way.
19:39It's a friendly distance
19:41Forced to the east
19:41Unexpectedly, this surface
19:42It's a must-visit place for tourists.
19:44yes
19:45We see it up close like this
19:46Wow
19:47Such a large statue of Chengjisi Khan
19:49yes
19:49So heavy
19:50The statue faces east.
19:53Because it is the birthplace of Chengjisi Khan
19:59On the observation deck
20:01Can get close
20:02Looking out at Cheng Yisi Khan's portrait
20:04It can also be rotated 360 degrees.
20:06Overlooking the vast grassland
20:10You can also take a helicopter
20:12Appreciate this bronze statue
20:15Here are some tips for everyone
20:16The observation deck is not very large.
20:18There is a queue when the ghost is being worshipped.
20:21We recommend that everyone arrive early.
20:26Should we do this?
20:26It is now written in traditional Mongolian script.
20:30It's viewed like this when it's straight.
20:32It's so beautiful!
20:34It looks like a traditional Chinese ink painting.
20:37I want this
20:38This twelve zodiac animals
20:40Genghis Khan
20:42Guard my house
20:43That's pretty impressive.
20:45Things driven away
20:47yes
20:47We then chose our respective patterns.
20:49I chose the dog.
20:50I chose a set
20:51good
20:52We will…
20:53He's gone.
20:54I was looking for this stall anyway.
20:56Go help us write
20:57It seems to be Huichun's writing
20:59What wishes might we have?
21:01Or a vision for next year
21:03smoothly
21:04Just put the Mongolian script
21:05Write it here.
21:06It seems that in Huichun's writing
21:07Yes
21:08I asked my brother to write it.
21:09It's just the word "rich".
21:11Because I think it's pretty impressive.
21:12Whether you are rich in your heart or not
21:14Your personal
21:15Whether it's physical wealth or...
21:16It's quite certain.
21:18rich
21:19Then I'll write
21:20May all your wishes come true
21:21right
21:22When I was translating Mongolian paintings
21:25It seems a bit difficult.
21:26Because Chinese has many idioms
21:28It can encompass many things
21:29But Mongolian is like…
21:31You need to describe it in more detail.
21:33That four-character idiom
21:34It's something like wish fulfillment.
21:36So my font size will probably be smaller.
21:38And there are more lines
21:41right
21:41right
21:41Much smaller
21:42But I think the overall feeling is great.
21:44Because each one is unique.
21:47Go get a brush and other items to write the Huizhou Spring Festival.
21:50Moreover, it has a very imposing presence.
21:52right
21:53This one is kind of pretty too.
21:54Although I can't understand this language
21:56But I feel the overall lines
21:58Those are written in a very beautiful way
22:03Actually, this is a circle.
22:05This is the internet.
22:05This means it has come true.
22:07I think the layout is beautiful.
22:09Then there were some seals.
22:11I really like its writing.
22:12It filled the entire Huichun
22:15I'll keep them at home.
22:17Decide
22:18And mine is relatively simple.
22:20They already said they are rich.
22:21It's a very general one.
22:24A very certain word
22:25It fills the entire screen.
22:27Put it down
22:29Okay, let's start by mentioning it.
22:30OK
22:31good
22:31good
22:33Sorry
22:34Bless you
22:36Wish come true
22:37Wish come true
22:39My wish just now was
22:42After you've said everything, call me again.
22:44yes
22:44Make your wish come true immediately
22:45Come true
22:45OK
22:46Right?
22:47Right?
22:47Right?
22:47Right?