Meng Tingquan, a doctor who aided Tibet, was also known as "སྤྲུལ་སྐུ" by Tibetans. She came to Tibet for no other reason than to see the talking land that her brother talked about. She stayed there for two years. She rode a bay-red horse through the withered yellow meadows to see the leg injuries of blue sheep, to measure the blood pressure of the old man's high blood pressure, to deliver babies, to sew, and to listen to the Tibetan language that she could not fully understand. She felt that she had lived her life to the fullest and her heart could not hold anything else.
——When he came to Tibet at the age of twenty-seven, he wanted to leave some things here.
Gu Beiwang, a veteran who had killed and saved people, saw a twenty-four-year-old comrade die in front of him to protect him. The buildings in Beijing were so high that he couldn't find his direction when he woke up late at night. He drove into Tibet and took the wrong route on an uninhabited highway. The car got stuck in the mud of melting permafrost. He walked for five hours with his bag on his back. Finally, he sat down against a mani pile and could not stand up again. He thought that this was it and he would die in Tibet.
Then his "Prince Charming" arrived
Meng Tingquan, a doctor who aided Tibet × Gu Beiwang, a retired soldier
Do not substitute reality. The entire text is fictional.
I would like to express my respect for the border workers in this article.
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As I listened, I unconsciously imagined that the scene was very real. The author's writing is good, come on!
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