Loloche

Loloche, also known as Lele che, Haerqin che, Luoluo che, cow cart, etc. That is a vehicle used by the Mongolian people. The body material is made of birch and nails. The body has two wheels. The height of the wheel is about 4 feet, and it runs through the traction of cattle or horses. The load is generally 300-450 kilograms, which is the main transportation tool that nomadic people usually use in grasslands, hills and swamps. Items transported include Mongolian yurt, foodstuffs, and fuel that have migrated in transit, and goods that are traded between Europe and Asia, as well as materials that were sent during wartime. It has been used since the Qin and Han Dynasties and has a history of more than 2,000 years.

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