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"The Mysterious Dusk" is a new collection of short stories by the famous Tibetan writer Tashi Dawa, which comprehensively includes his representative works from various periods. He rediscovered Tibet between reality and magic: he wrote about the mountains and rivers of Tibet and the small scenes of daily life on the streets of Lhasa: the vast and desolate roof of the world, the colorful prayer flags fluttering on the roof, the wandering tents of the Kham people, the men sitting and chatting in the sweet teahouse, and the old women pinching their fingers to bargain. There are also all kinds of young people in the changing era of the old and the new - policemen, homeless people, nurses, students, idlers, salesmen. Some of them are excited, some are meditative, some are waiting and watching, and some are discouraged... These stories record and reflect their spiritual reality. Another part of the works goes beyond realism, mobilizing religion, scriptures, legends, historical facts, witchcraft, and dreams to explore the survival history and cultural psychology of the nation. This is also the writing quality given to him by the mystery and naturalness of Tibet.