Paeonia lactiflora, or Chinese peony, has been designated as the city flower for Holingola, Inner Mongolia. pic.twitter.com/vk815zamLu
— China SCIO (@chinascio) April 15, 2020
Paeonia lactiflora growing wild in Mongolia
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The designation ‘Inner’ Mongolia made me doubt whether there is another Mongolia. Apparently Inner Mongolia is a province in China, whereas Outer Mongolia is referred to as the country Mongolia. Thus the video is from China, not Mongolia.