Question

what's similar between the life of nomads and settled life
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Answer 1

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They seek consistency and security and generally adhere to more traditional values. The second way of living is nomadic living. Nomadic living is all about transience and movement, and it avoids the stability of settled live, trading secure for a life of creativity, expression, freedom, and flexibility

Answer 2

The relationship between nomads and the settled civilizations that surrounded this vast land was one of commerce as well as warfare. The nomads' trade was not based on gain but rather on providing themselves with goods they did not produce. In exchange for much-prized horses necessary for their internal and external defense, the settled civilizations provided textiles (silk and linen), tea, and quite often grain. But political alliances and empire building by various dynasties within the settled civilizations also led to conflict between the nomads and their neighbors. Nomads would forge shifting alliances with one another and engage in raids against settled civilizations, primarily to acquire goods and booty. It is a paradox that, in order to resist the attacks of the nomads, the settled civilizations needed the horses that only the nomads could provide.
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