West Lake Love Note, Plateau Love Song

In 1966, Xiao Peng, a top student at the Medical College of Hangzhou Normal University, responded to the call, said goodbye to the Jiangnan water town, and went to the Red Guard Commune. The wind and snow in Tibet have worn away his scholarly spirit, but not his kindness as a doctor - he walked all over the plateau carrying a medicine box, lighting butter lamps in tents to dispel the pain of Tibetans. Here, he met a girl as bright as a Kelsang flower, and in the songs sung by his old grandmother, he touched the secret realm of Shambhala that he has been pursuing for generations. When his hands took over the newborn baby, when his footsteps traveled to every land in need of treatment, the young man from Jiangnan had already transformed. In the end, he turned into an eagle on the plateau, his wings passing over prayer flags and snow-capped mountains. Everything he looked at was the pure land on earth that he guarded with his life.