Abstract

In the Mongolian tradition of urging milk from mother camels, the Milk-soliciting song plays a significant role. It is a long-form folk song created by the Mongolian people throughout their long history, culture, and social life. It has added vibrant colors to Mongolian culture and art, becoming one of the distinctive symbols that make the Mongolian ethnic group unique to others, with immense value in terms of cultural heritage. This article attempts to interpret the historical origins and analyze the value of the cultural inheritance of the Milk-soliciting song from an anthropological perspective. It aims to evoke emotional resonance and enthusiasm among Mongolians towards their own culture while proposing targeted approaches for its preservation and providing references for the transmission and development of Mongolian culture among the younger generation.

Keywords: Mongolian, Milk-soliciting song, Inheritance