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The Tibetan version of "The Lost Dream of the Covered Bridge" and the Beijing-Tibet love story written by the translator of "Tsangyang Gyatso Hymn Collection" make love natural and close to faith. Have you ever had such a person in your life? You try your best to love each other, but you still can't be together. Then the only thing you can do is remember. Dawa, a young playwright of Chinese and Tibetan origin, met a female painter in Lhasa. He named her "Jiao Niang" after borrowing Tsangyang Gyatso's poems, and they went to the sacred mountain Kailash together. Dawa and "Jiao Niang" fell madly in love with each other on the way to Kailash. Their love was passionate and unrestrained. The two people only have room for each other in their eyes, and are completely free from the interference and constraints of urban civilization, as if they have reached a state of bliss. Under the sacred mountain, they enjoyed the most primitive, wild and pure love in the purest holy land. Pure love became the highest belief of these two lonely souls. Later, the two returned to Beijing one after another, and their love remained deep, but one day, "Jiao Niang" suddenly disappeared...