Copywriting 1
[Wild ranger × Literary beauty student | Forbidden love in no man's land | BE warning]
In 2000, Tashi Dunzhu picked up a Han girl in Hoh Xil who was about to be kidnapped by gold diggers.
The girl's name is Xu Nangkang, and she said she came to "find artistic inspiration."
Tashi Dunzhu sneered: "There is only life and death here, no art."
But she kept her.
Teach her to shoot, teach her to track, teach her to survive in desperate situations.
They fell in love in the wilderness, like two stray wolves.
"If one day I die," Tashi Dunzhu caressed Xu Nangkang's face, "bury me in the sky and let me turn into the wind and continue to guard this place."
She died in her arms in 2008.
Xu Nangkang watched the sky burial completed with his own eyes, removed a phalanx and wore it for seven years.
In 2015, Xu Nangkang disappeared.
The search and rescue team found her by the Sun Lake——
She faced the direction where Tashi Dunzhu died, and the finger bone necklace on her wrist glowed coldly in the moonlight.
The last page of the diary beside her is a sketch she has drawn countless times:
A woman stands in the wilderness holding a gun, with herds of Tibetan antelopes behind her.
There is only one line of words under the painting:
"My love is the everlasting blade in Hoh Xil."
Copywriting 2
"Either learn to shoot in three days, or go back to your Jiangnan."
In 2000, Academy of Fine Arts student Xu Nankang died on the edge of Hoh Xil.
The woman who rescued her was named Tashi Dundup, a mountain patrol member with more guns than lipstick and a Tibetan robe stained with the blood of poachers.
They kissed in a truck at minus 40 degrees Celsius and fell in love under the gaze of Tibetan antelopes.
Tashi Dundup gave her a rusty red Tibetan knife: "This is my life, please keep it."
In the spring of 2008, Tashi Dunzhu was shot six times and died in her arms.
During the sky burial, Xu Nangkang left a finger bone of his lover to make a necklace.
Seven years later, Xu Nangkang's body was found by the Sun Lake.
She faced the direction where Tashi Dunzhu died, and wrapped her wrist around the phalange.
The last page of the diary beside me reads:
"They said she was an eagle from the plateau, flying to the sacred mountain.
And I am the knife she left in the world. It is rusty and blunt, but the tip of the knife always points to the wilderness she walked through. "
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Purpose: To explore the inheritance value of sacrifice and women's self-fulfilment in the grand narrative.
