The life of urban elite "Mr. Jiang" Jiang Xue collapsed amid the collapse of his business, the dissolution of his marriage, and his debts. In desperation, she fled to the Meili Snow Mountain in a hurry, but she didn't expect to embark on a "crossing the disaster" journey that was more dangerous than a business war. Accompanied by the Tibetan guide Baima, she went deep into the heart of Tibet: she felt the torn between warmth and suspicion in Hongpo Village, and experienced the baptism of the soul with ice and fire at the Kawagbo Waterfall; the fireworks in the world of Shangri-La Inn shredded the illusion of the "Pure Land"; the Mangkang Three Boundary Monument faced the compassion of life and death, and the Yanjing Water Cemetery impacted the recognition of life; beside the Ranwu Lake bonfire, exposing scars became the password for each other's redemption. The real purgatory is in the Tongmai natural barrier - when the new bridge is completely destroyed and only the rotten steel cables are left hanging above the roaring torrent, Pema binds the two people's wrists with a blood-stained hada: "If you want to fall, fall together! If you want to live, climb together!" The trust of life and death above the abyss, the near-death rebirth in the blizzard of Dongda Mountain, and finally the epiphany of "the pain and joy of all living beings are just one drop of Tara's tear" under the tens of thousands of butter lamps in the Jokhang Temple. On the golden roof of the Potala Palace, she sprinkled the ashes of agarwood, which carried all confusion and protection, into the sky. Faced with Pema's contract of "overcoming disaster and rebirth" with life as the pledge, she declared the ultimate meaning of awakening: the incense was burned out. It's time to write forward with the spirit of freedom. This is a quenching epic dedicated to all souls looking for rebirth in brokenness.