Tibetan Destiny

Tibetan destiny From deep mountains and valleys to snowy plateaus, every step and every line is marked by fate. Zhang Kun, a veteran, bid farewell to his homeland and embarked on the long road to Tibet with thoughts in the valley and prophecies in the dark. The harsh test of Haizi Mountain allowed him to understand the iron-blooded responsibilities of masters and apprentices; a day of intertwined life and death witnessed the fragility and tenacity of life on the plateau; what is immortal in the rancid smoke is the fighting spirit of the soldiers; the joint construction of the army and the people at the mountain pass has brought about the deep friendship between the Han and Tibetan compatriots. He shoulders the heavy mission of the plateau, detecting dangers in the milky white lake light, and forming a bond with the grassland in the mellow aroma of milk tea; the wind and snow in Erlang Mountain cannot conceal the secrets of the return journey; the silent watch of the yak head on the plateau hides the vicissitudes and perseverance of the years. From the track in the military camp to the desk, from the danger of mudslides to the joy of Guozhuang Dance, he took root in the plateau with a pure heart, cultivated the greenery on the frozen soil, and found his own journey among the smoke soup of Tongmai and the green light of Lulang. The journey of the boy in the ravine finally became the persistence of the snow-covered plateau. He once sailed to Lhasa with impulse and long-cherished wish. After going through ups and downs, he realized that this longing for Tibet was not a temporary obsession, but a destiny engraved in his bones and blood. This is a story about walking out, rushing to and returning to Tibet. It has twenty-five chapters and more than 270,000 words. It tells the indissoluble bond between a veteran and Tibet and writes a long song of staying with the mountains and rivers and walking with the original intention. When your footsteps have measured every inch of the plateau, and when your soul has been immersed in the wind and moon of Tibet, you will realize that the so-called fate of Tibet has always been a rush without hesitation, and an eternal spiritual refuge.