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Rich Artistic Connotation & Historical Background:      Listen to it

" The traditional Mongolian dance costumes and hats are an important part of Mongolian culture, carrying rich historical significance and spiritual connotations.

These costumes and hats are famous for their unique designs, exquisite craftsmanship, and rich symbolism.

Among these costumes, the most striking one is the tall white hat.

This hat is called "Hada", which is a kind of etiquette used by Mongolian people to show respect, blessings, and gratitude.

It is usually made of wool, with a pointed ornament on top that can be inserted into the hair or tied around the waist.

The color of Hada is usually white, but there are also other options such as red, blue, black, etc.

In addition to Hada, Mongolian dance costumes also include robes, skirts, pants, and shoes.

These costumes usually use bright colors and gorgeous patterns to showcase the unique style and aesthetic view of Mongolian people.

The most famous one is the red robe, known as "Kulele", which is one of the representatives of traditional Mongolian clothing.

Kulele is usually made of silk or cotton cloth, embroidered with various patterns and designs, very gorgeous and delicate.

Overall, traditional Mongolian dance costumes and hats are an important symbol of Mongolian culture.

They not only have practical functions but also carry rich historical significance and spiritual connotations.

By appreciating and learning from these cultural heritages, we can better understand the cultural traditions and values of the Mongolian people."