The Ghost Records of Thangka

The author's writing style is very majestic, and he outlines the simple Tibetan folk customs in just a few strokes. The plot is closely linked and full of suspense, which makes people want to stop. It is a rare good work in female videos. (After reading a few chapters, I decisively collected it. I look forward to the follow-up of the story and hope that the work will be a hit [angry] [angry] [angry] [angry] [angry]

Five-star recommendation! A glance at the mysterious events of Tang Dynasty's fall reveals the deepest greed in people's hearts. The moment I opened this book, I was firmly gripped by the mysterious and depressing atmosphere at the foot of Siguniang Mountain. From the opening sentence, "The old ghost is not dead, the secret Tang Dynasty will not appear", I was completely immersed in this story intertwined with the secrets of thousands of years of Chinese and Tibetan, the strange visions of Thangka and the struggle of human nature. The beginning of the story is full of a sense of fate. Tashi, a thangka painter at the foot of Siguniang Mountain, is guarding the blood letter left by his grandfather before his death, mistakenly believing that the "old ghost" is some hidden evil person, until the intrusion of a Beijing girl completely breaks the peace of the village. She stepped on a pile of cow dung and was hostile to the whole village. The cinnabar on her hands could not be washed off. Her eyes were repeatedly asked for in her dreams, and the cursed secret painting slowly turned its pupils on the wall in the middle of the night. The feeling of horror was instantly full. Every foreshadowing was exciting, and people couldn't help but follow Tashi to explore the truth. The most amazing thing is the core reversal of the story - the old ghost is never a specific person, but the greed that grows in everyone's heart. This setting instantly makes the whole book jump out of the framework of ordinary suspense novels. It is no longer a simple thriller, but goes straight to the most secret corners of human nature. The six secret paintings of the Tang Dynasty bring out the past of thousands of years of Sino-Tibetan history. What Tashi guards is always not only the paintings of Thangka, but also the desires and conscience deep in the human heart. The author perfectly integrates Thangka, a carrier with strong Tibetan cultural characteristics, and the game of human nature. He not only writes about the mystery and depth of Tibet, but also expresses the common complexity of human nature. The cultural heritage and the depth of the story are both online. The characters in the book are vivid and real, including Tashi's perseverance and confusion, the girl's ignorance and involvement, the suspicion and paranoia of everyone in the village. Every character is not flat. Their choices and struggles make the abstract "old ghost" "greed" concrete and tangible. When I see the people in the secret Tang Dynasty, the desires in my heart are gradually drawn out, and the boundaries between good and evil are gradually blurred. Only then can I truly understand that behind the blood letter left by my grandfather is the protection and vigilance that spans generations. The whole reading experience is the ultimate, with the suspense atmosphere increasing layer by layer, the strange images of Thangka eyes turning, the voices asking in dreams, and the secret past events intertwined between Chinese and Tibetan people. Every plot is full of tension, which makes people shiver down the spine, but also can't help but want to find out. There is no deliberate rendering of horror, but the dark side of human nature is used to create the most shocking horror. After watching it, not only do you applaud the twist of the story, but you can't help but reflect on your own inner desires. This is definitely an underrated treasure suspense novel. It perfectly combines Tibetan culture, folklore secrets and human nature discussion. The story is beautiful, profound in conception and full of stamina. If you like suspense stories with folklore characteristics and are obsessed with masterpieces that delve deeply into human nature, you must read this book. The five-star recommendation is by no means unreasonable. You won't be able to put it down after reading it!

I sincerely recommend this book, which contains Tibetan folk stories, history and culture, and folklore. I just read the first three chapters and learned about many place names (including: the origin of Siguniang Mountain... The meaning of Longda... The meaning of cow dung... And so on, traditional folk customs. Going to western Sichuan in the future will allow me to get in touch with nature, Tibetan customs and customs. I look forward to more exciting articles from the author in the future.