Going to Tibet for an Appointment

A Peng carried an enamel jar engraved with the "August 1st" mark, and with a military obsession that had not been released for more than ten years, he boarded the green train heading west to Lhasa, the snowy homeland in Tibet, just for the belated apology and forgiveness in his heart, and embarked on a dangerous journey full of obsession and redemption. He abides by the iron rules of Tibet when setting off, and he is well prepared for war. He knows that every rule contains warnings; but as soon as he embarks on the journey, he encounters many ominous things, such as the strange and failed attempts to grab tickets a hundred thousand times, the secret peeping of black hats, and the triangular marks on the streets and alleys, which wrap the journey in layers of fog. While following the rules, he understood the iron law of "limited passengers and no stations" on the Qinghai-Tibet line, which is the guardian of Tibet with life as a shield. However, he was caught off guard and fell into a well-woven scam. The mystery behind the rules in Tibet became increasingly complicated. What kind of conspiracy is hidden in the triangle mark? Why is the shadow following me so tight? Apeng marched bravely with the bloody spirit and tenacity of a soldier, facing the bitter wind and snow of Tanggula, breaking through the treacherous traps of people's hearts, and crossing the dangerous mountains and rivers to reach Lhasa. That is the end of fulfilling one's wish, the place of reconciliation with comrades, friends and oneself. The obsession fell to the ground and the fog gradually dissipated. The wind in Tibet, the comradeship in arms, and the warmth of Tibetan and Chinese had long been engraved in the bones and blood, turning into hot nostalgia: I would like to go to Tibet eighty or ninety times again, and live up to the snowy land and deep love. The work takes the journey into Tibet as a thread, connects military memories and Tibetan customs, and integrates the plot of war preparedness warning, deep comrades-in-arms friendship, and the unity of Tibetan and Chinese in dangerous situations. In the vast snowy land, it depicts obsession and redemption, courage and perseverance, and talks about the paradise outside Tanggula, the human fireworks of Lhasa, and the eternal peace in the heart.