Copy version
The wind in Lhasa is free, the horses are free, the hot milk tea, the white hada, and Lobsang Lhamo, who has lived here since childhood, are all free.
"You can't take the Gesang flower with you, it blooms on the plateau"
Drama version
When he was eighteen years old, Zang Yuanxu went west all the way to Tibet to study at university, regardless of the consent of his friends and family.
That year, Lobsang Lhamo was riding a horse, dressed in Tibetan clothes, and improbably broke into the young man's world like a flawless Kelsang flower, disrupting all his plans.
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Zang Yuanxu and Lobsang Ram were lying on the grassland, looking at the cloudless sky, pure blue, and the Tibetan clothes of the girl next to them.
"Before I came to Tibet, I always thought it was extremely desolate. I didn't expect that there is such a scenery. Leaving the big city, there is such pure blue. I don't know how to describe it."
"The blue color in Tibet, let's call it Tibetan blue, represents purity and blessing."
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Tough Tibetan girl vs male geology college student
It is probably a short story about an encounter in Lhasa, involving some Tibetan culture and humanistic customs
Purpose: Self-salvation, youth growth
