Hulunbuir

A mounted patrol team consisting of 12 police officers has gained popularity on the internet in the area around the Mo'ergele River in Chenbaerhu Banner, Hulunbuir city, north China's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. The horseback patrol team has become a tourist attraction, drawing visitors from far and wide eager to witness the courage and strength of this group. Some tourists even traveled a long way to capture a photo with them. Aside from their responsibilities, members of the horseback patrol team go out of their way to accommodate the needs of the tourists. A tourist poses for a picture with members of the horseback patrol team at the Mo'ergele River in Chenbaerhu Banner, Hulunbuir city, north China's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. (Photo/Odeni) "Even though tourists might just be snapping pictures, they act as a watchful eye, motivating us to consistently enhance our work," said Dalintai, a member of the horseback patrol team born in 1995. Dalintai, who hails from a pasturing area and started riding horses at the age of 4, has always been an active participant in horse racing events. When asked about whether he wanted to join the patrol team, Dalintai didn't think twice. "When the herders need…