Tu Hai

The appearance of Tu Hai in Tu Hai varies from place to place. Some of them are a silver belt, nearly two feet long, fixed on a satin foundation. The ribbon is composed of layers of silver flowers and red corals embedded in them. It is so heavy that it can be destroyed enough to play two silver bowls. Tu Hai in Erdos is a flat piece made of silver or copper, with patterns on the top and round on the bottom, and coral turquoise embedded in the square. There are two rings on the wall to hang around the waist. There are two rings under it, and another long towel can be hung. The long scarf is two feet long and can be a palm wide. It is sewn with white satin or white cloth, and four copper coins are ordered on it with a red line from top to bottom. When the new son-in-law got married, she only wore this silver piece with a round top and a round bottom between her hips, without this long scarf below. After he kowtowed to his mother-in-law, the mother-in-law hung the long towel on the ring below Tu Hai, even if she recognized the marriage. [Note] The word Tu Hai, a Mongolian folk song, is now very "Tu Hai forged with silver, which is heavily pressed on the hip. "The girl of Darzhan, Ruoge Jidema, weighs heavily on my heart." Is to use Tu Hai metaphor.
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