Kangding Love Song Biography

That day, I closed my eyes in the fragrant mist of the Sutra Hall, and suddenly I heard the mantras in your chanting of sutras. That month, I shook all the prayer wheels, not for salvation, but just to touch your fingertips That year, I kowtowed and prostrated on the mountain road, not to meet you, but just to stay close to your warmth. In that life, I walked around mountains, rivers, and pagodas, not to cultivate the next life, but to meet you on the way. The novel is adapted from the lyrics of the folk song "Kangding Love Song": the ancient city of Kangding, Paoma Mountain, slippery clouds, and the crescent moon. A note travels through history and witnesses a romantic town. This is a love legend in Tibetan mythology that has remained unchanged for thousands of years and has been passed down from generation to generation to this day: It is said that the eighth day of April in the late Eastern Han Dynasty was the birthday of Sakyamuni Buddha (Tibetan: ཤཱཀྱ་མུ་ནེ།). He would fly to Paoma Mountain every year, and the nine dragons would spray holy water for him to bathe. However, the two-color lotus in his hand was born from the same root, but turned against him. The Buddha made his soul endure thousands of years of calamity. Five hundred years later in the Tang Dynasty, Princess Wencheng was on her way to marry in Tibet. The souls of the two-color lotus flowers were reincarnated. One was reincarnated as the Yiruo flower in the Medicine Garden of Medicine Bodhisattva, and the other was reincarnated as an abandoned baby on the Tea Horse Road, and was raised by the old serf Gesang Mama. The two met, fell in love, stayed together, and fell in love with each other. Sister Li is the fairy Ram in the Buddhist world. She has the opportunity to practice and become a Bodhisattva. Because she violated the Buddhist rules and precepts, she was imprisoned in the Bingqing Pavilion of the Moon Palace by King Kong Dharma King and turned into a Kelsang flower. Brother Zhang became a lama in the temple and knelt in front of the Buddha for hundreds of years to pray for the Kelsang flower in the sky...