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一 | (ECNS) -- More than 200,000 visitors attended the opening of the 2026 Hinggan League Naadam festival on Saturday on the Wulanmaodu pasture in north China’s Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. Naadam, meaning “games” or “entertainment” in Mongolian, is a traditional festival featuring sports and cultural performances. Highlights included 1,000 performers dancing the Andai, 500 Mongolian horses galloping across the venue and 100 musicians playing the morin khuur, or horse head fiddle. This year’s event recruited performers, competitors and volunteers from the public, with participants ranging in age from 4½ to 89. Traditional competitions such as horse racing, wrestling and archery are being held alongside more than 30 cultural and leisure activities, turning the grassland into a mass celebration of Mongolian heritage. (By Helen Mo, intern Yang Hongran) 。 A Google Maps user noticed an object which resembled a fully intact airplane lying on the ground in the Cardwell Range, about 155 miles south of Port Douglas on the Queensland coast, Australia.,According to the Daily Mail, the image could show an Airbus A320 or a Boeing 737 plane flying very low, giving an impression that it was on the ground.,However, Australian safety officials reportedly suggested that it was probably just a glitch in Google’s satellite software.,“There appears to be a phenomenon called ghost images and that could be what this is,” Australia’s Civil Aviation Safety Authority told the media.,It added that it wasn’t aware of any missing passenger jets.,Google has not yet commented on the case in Queensland.,So-called "ghost" planes have been noticed by eagle-eyed users before, and Google has already explained that satellite images appearing on the Google Maps website are compilations of several images which occasionally causes fast-moving objects such as planes to show up in only one of the many images being used for a given area.。