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... ut because all of them only believe in the dragon god, conflicts rarely occur.

In this tribal group of igloos, the figure of silver-silver scorpion sits in the most central part of the building community and among the most magnificent igloos.

On the table, the kumiss that can be used as a offering has disappeared from the original heat.

In this religious atmosphere, the totem of the dragon in the center of the lobby is a totem portrait of a dragon.

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