A word of caution: This is an essay, not a novel. It has a lot of inner drama, and the protagonist is really sick. The story has been cut in half. What follows is the story of the newspaper group. I write it when I think of it. If I don't think of it, I just write it. Emmm
[Travel article] [Travel guide] [First person]
This is a short story focusing on Tibet travel guide, a total of eleven days of journey. Characters: Ji He, Yuan Yuan, Zhou Ziyang, Zeng Zijun, Xu Minghui. Lhasa (Najin Mountain, Zhaji Monastery) → Nyingchi (Basongcuo, Xincuo, Sejila Mountain) → Yamdrok Yumcuo → Mount Everest.
Ji He, 23, is a girl suffering from mild autism, depression, anxiety, and mania. Long-term mental stress makes her feel miserable all the time. She tried every method she could think of, including raising a dog, taking medicine, changing jobs, changing cities, and reading books for therapy. Later, she wanted to go to Tibet, a city that was promoted as a holy city. She wanted to try high-religion resistance. She thought she might die on the road, but what did it matter? There were so many people dying on the road.
Maybe like a running account. I like to write about trivial things, such as meals, puppies, and messy chores. I am more self-conscious, so I describe it a bit more from my heart. I write wherever I think, with average writing style.
Reader comments
2026.1.25.2.00
From this book, you can see many interesting things about going to Tibet, such as the people you meet, whether they are lively and cheerful or emotionally troubled. A variety of people form a small team to lead a female author with depression on a fun trip around Tibet. The book also tells a lot of interesting things about Tibet, such as riding horses on the grasslands, taking photos at scenic spots, many animals, and getting high if you are not suitable for drinking.
At the end, it can be seen that the author also opened up a little bit during this trip to Tibet and became less depressed.
It is also one of the must-visit places during your motorcycle trip.
I like to read novels about Tibet. The stories are real and I feel like I am also traveling...
There are no particularly exciting strokes, it just feels very real, like writing an autobiography.
It's very interesting to read. The author's writing is particularly fascinating, and each person's character is very distinct. The story is told in a eloquent way, as if I myself have gone on this journey with them. The only fly in the ointment is that although the protagonist's psychology is slowly improving, the author suddenly cuts him off in half. I hope the author will one day realize his conscience and make an extra chapter so that the story can continue. The protagonist should not end up like this. It can be seen that she actually wants to continue living, and the fire of her life is still burning.
I've finished reading it, it's very interesting, the characters are vivid, and the article has a clear context. It provides some guidance for people who have never been to Tibet!
This travelogue feels good. It describes my feelings and human feelings along the way in great detail. I like this style...
2026.1.25.2.00 From this book, you can see many interesting things about going to Tibet, such as the people you meet, whether they are lively and cheerful or emotionally troubled. A variety of people form a small team to lead a female author with depression on a fun trip around Tibet. The book also tells a lot of interesting things about Tibet, such as riding horses on the grasslands, taking photos at scenic spots, many animals, and getting high if you are not suitable for drinking. At the end, it can be seen that the author also opened up a little bit during this trip to Tibet and became less depressed. It is also one of the must-visit places during your motorcycle trip.
I like to read novels about Tibet. The stories are real and I feel like I am also traveling...
There are no particularly exciting strokes, it just feels very real, like writing an autobiography.
It's very interesting to read. The author's writing is particularly fascinating, and each person's character is very distinct. The story is told in a eloquent way, as if I myself have gone on this journey with them. The only fly in the ointment is that although the protagonist's psychology is slowly improving, the author suddenly cuts him off in half. I hope the author will one day realize his conscience and make an extra chapter so that the story can continue. The protagonist should not end up like this. It can be seen that she actually wants to continue living, and the fire of her life is still burning.
I've finished reading it, it's very interesting, the characters are vivid, and the article has a clear context. It provides some guidance for people who have never been to Tibet!
This travelogue feels good. It describes my feelings and human feelings along the way in great detail. I like this style...