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I just went to Tibet some time ago. This kind of visual shock, spiritual shock and physical pain are very unforgettable. Find a book about Tibet and take a look. This book is based on the author's 20 years of travels in Tibet. During many years of filming and filming Tibetan documentaries, he and his crew traveled to 74 counties in Tibet many times, capturing typical landscapes and oral records of characters, as well as dances, original music, etc. I feel like I understand the details more thoroughly than during my quick tour.
A rare and good book that makes you unable to put it down after you pick it up. As you read, you feel that your soul gradually sinks into the depths of the cave along with the author's narration. In northern Tibet and southern Tibet, in the Aliqiangtang Hoh Xil, my mind is like a Tibetan wild donkey on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, always galloping on that fascinating Tibetan plateau, exploring Tibetan secrets as far as the eye can see, and unlocking the secrets of Tibet one after another. I really want to experience Linka outside Lhasa in person, meet up with a few friends, drink strong butter tea, lie on the grass and look at the stars in the sky. I will have no regrets in this life.
The essence of life is not those dramatic moments, but the minutes and seconds of your daily life. You spend your life in these ordinary days, whether it is pain or happiness, this is the meaning of living, because living itself is full of meaning. In the post-industrial era, every meal we have has become very fast-paced, and there are more and more industrial additives in it. However, in Tibet, the most natural beauty always makes people nostalgic, and the vegetables grown by oneself will be thousands of times more delicious than those sprinkled with pesticides.
I read it off and on for a long time. My yearning for the ice and snow in the mountains of Tibet, the lakeside on a moonlit night, and the pure primitive scenery prompted me to finish reading this book. The writing style is simple and natural. Pictures and texts. The stars in the sky, the vast snowfields, and the sincere and simple national customs all attract readers. The more uninhabited a place is, the more unique wonders it will produce. Thanks to the author for presenting the beautiful scenery and customs of this place. Then watch the documentary [Top post][Top post][Top post]
The beautiful scenery of Tibet shocks tourists and endless thoughts for believers; this land that looks like an alien planet attracts people from all over the world to make pilgrimages; from Nyingchi to the Brahmaputra River to the Lodzha wilderness, every landscape has its own meaning, and this 600-plus-year-old book The large book of pages faithfully records every bit of the beautiful scenery and tells the author's travel experience in Tibet over the years. This person who has traveled all over Tibet has a detailed understanding of this land, allowing him to faithfully restore his hometown in front of the audience in the form of pictures and texts.
Come to Xizang is a travel diary about Tibet. The author describes Tibet's natural scenery, cultural traditions and people's lives through personal experience and knowledge. This book uses vivid words and photos to lead readers to experience the mysterious and magnificent Tibet. By reading this book, readers can feel the unique charm and cultural landscape of Tibet. For readers who are interested in travel and exploration, this is a book worth reading.
I have also been wandering around Tibet for several years, and I have some feelings about the author's feelings about Tibet and the people living here. It took me about a month to read this book. Thank you, the author, for your description in the book! [Like][Like][Like]
I especially like the stories about the local people in the book, they feel very real. He also quoted some classic quotes, such as "In that life, I traveled around mountains, rivers, and pagodas, not to cultivate the next life, but just to meet you on the way." This gave me a deeper understanding of Tibetan culture. The photography in the book is also very shocking, making me feel like I am actually there
I really like this book. I feel like I can understand Tibet in all aspects, not only the scenery of various places, but also the customs and customs. I read it before entering Tibet. It's a pity that I can't drive all over Tibet by myself. Fortunately, after reading this book, I can see places that I can't go to, and understand the daily life of people there and the festivals full of local characteristics. I went to the Yak Museum and it felt good. Watching the starry sky in Linzhi is also very beautiful, but it is much worse than what I saw through the author's lens. Fortunately, I happened to see a shooting star passing by when I was taking pictures of the starry sky. Tibet is beautiful, but the high tide is more severe in the first two days, so just get over it and it will be fine. In Tibet, I feel that the spiritual experience is more profound than the visual experience.
Tibet is a place I have always wanted to travel to by car. The scenery there is picturesque. It is an autonomous region in my country, located in southwest China, and is known as the "Roof of the World." Tibet is world-famous for its magnificent natural scenery, rich cultural heritage and religious beliefs. Tibet has stunning natural scenery including snow-capped mountains, plateau grasslands, lakes and canyons. Mount Everest is one of the highest peaks in the world and attracts the attention of many climbers. Lakes such as Namtso, Yamdrok and Manasarovar are clear and beautiful and are known as the "Three Holy Lakes". Must go and see it if you have the chance.
This book is so beautifully written! The author Kabu spent 20 years of his life traveling through Tibet's plateau grasslands, snow-capped mountains, glaciers, and lakes. The suffering he suffered was unimaginable to ordinary people, so he also enjoyed the beauty more than ordinary people! America has cowboys, Europe has knights, and Kabu is a Chinese martial arts warrior. He wanders around the land of Tibet, looking at the mountains, lakes, seas, the sun, the moon, and the stars, and making good friends. He is brave, hard-working, wise, talented, and well-read. He is simple and kind to all living beings. He is heroic and helpful. He is pure in heart. He is sent to us by God to understand and show Tibet for us. In addition to beautiful scenery, his books also contain philosophy. Thoughts on life! Definitely worth reading several times, a rare good book!
The reason why I finished reading this book is because the content is vivid and the writing is popular, and because my uncle came to Tibet in 38 years. It was in Nagqu that my first aunt died due to a cold. My aunt's sister resolutely took over the responsibility of her elder sister and worked with her uncle in Tibet for decades until she retired and returned to her hometown.
This book describing Tibetan humanities is so beautiful, with scenery, culture, and life. People who have never been to Tibet will feel like going there while reading it. After reading it, they want to... In order to facilitate my trip to Tibet, I bought this book from the Internet. There are a lot of pictures in the book, which are indeed beautiful!
Because I have been to Tibet, I felt deeply while reading the book. Great book!
It's been a long journey, thank you
Worth recommending, immersive
Very good, follow the author to wander.
Healing the soul, I want to go to Tibet
After listening to this book, I really want to become a Tibetan
Through reading, I learned more about Tibet and felt the beauty of Tibet.
Under the starry sky, cows bray, horses bray, sheep grunt... It makes people smile.
It feels like being there, very good
The long-awaited holy land, the unimaginable scenery, the ancient and great nation, and the Pure Land ancestral land, I would like to pay my utmost respect to the author! ! !