Who knows what this is, that is, those pennants inserted in the water, what should they be called when they are typed? They are common on grasslands.

What you should see is a prayer flag.

The prayer flags are also called wind flags or sacred flags. In Tibetan, they are "tower bridges", which means constantly fluttering. A prayer flag is to dye a white cloth with sparse texture into five colors of blue, white, red, yellow and green, connect them with ropes and hang them high in a conspicuous place. Blue symbolizes the sky, white symbolizes Xiangyun, red symbolizes flame, yellow symbolizes the earth and green symbolizes water. Seeing these mysterious prayer flags will make people feel unspeakable, and will make people return to nature and nature.

The way of hanging prayer flags is generally horizontal or vertical. Some people say that after hanging up the prayer flags, it is like being blown by the wind to read the prayer flags over and over again. Others say that when the wind blows away the prayer flags, no matter where they float, good luck will come ... So, on the third morning of the Tibetan New Year every year, people put on holiday costumes and hold prayer flags on the roofs everywhere, which not only means seeking happiness, but also adds great joy to the festival.

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