Snowdrops on the Other Side of the Mountain

Lu Yun met Nima, a Sherpa girl squatting in the ruins and wiping the statue of Ganesha under the sunset in Kathmandu Durbar Square. The two fell in love from Phewa Lake to the avalanche and tied red ropes to each other under the prayer flags. He took her back to Chongqing, thinking that crossing the Himalayas would be the beginning of happiness. However, her father's investigation and the pressure of marriage from a wealthy family forced this love into a desperate situation. Nima co-acted in a betrayal scene, allowing him to witness her "transference". The banknotes hit her in the face, and she picked them up one by one without a word of excuse. It wasn't until a diary was mailed from the Himalayas that Lu Yun flew back to Nepal. In the wooden house in the snowy mountains, she was helpless and unable to speak. She only used her last strength to draw a sun in the palm of his hand. The snowdrops bloomed next to the tomb every year, and he finally understood the last lesson she taught - nothing can be broken, everything is connected. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.