Love Buddha in Snow Land: Live up to Tathagata and Live up to You

In the 11th century AD, King Zhiguang sacrificed his life to welcome Atisha to Tibet, ushering in the later period of the spread of Tibetan Buddhism. In the next eight hundred years, the four political and religious regimes of Sakya, Pazdrup, Zangpa Khan, and Ganden Phodrang changed, and Buddhism took root and grew in the snow-covered plateau. In the 17th century, the fifth Dalai Lama rebuilt the Potala Palace and established a unified political and religious rule. On his way to Beijing for pilgrimage, he stayed overnight at Zhongba Mai Mansion and met the widowed aristocratic young woman Pema Yangzong. This night, he transformed from a Buddha into a human being, leaving behind a secret - his illegitimate son Sangjie Gyatso. Many years later, Sangye Gyatso became Diba, and the power struggle with Lhasang Khan would affect the fate of the next generation of Dalai Lama. In 1683, a pair of children born in the same year, month and day came to Menyu. The boy Tsangyang Gyatso wrote poems, and the girl Lashi Danzhu wrote songs. When he was fourteen years old, Tsangyang Gyatso was recognized as the reincarnated soul boy and entered the Potala Palace. The two bid farewell with tears and made a lifelong promise. Five years later, Lashi Danzhu sang all the way to Lhasa. Under the moonlight of Jokhang Temple, ten nights of reunion, ten love poems. On Barkhor Street, she used her singing to spread these poems throughout the city. Diba found out and sent her back. Tsangyang Gyatso's request to return to secular life was rejected, and he wrote "The world is safe and secure, and I will live up to the Tathagata and live up to you." During the power struggle, Sangye Gyatso was killed, and Tsangyang Gyatso was deposed and escorted to Beijing. Lashi Tenzhu and his brother Yeshe Wangchuk organized monk soldiers to rob the prison and hide in Drepung Monastery. Lhasang Khan surrounded the temple, and Cangyang Gyatso took the initiative to leave the temple to save everyone. Lashi Danzhu followed him all the way to the Qinghai Lake, and after his death, he sank into the lake and died. Two red ropes are tied together and floating on Qinghai Lake.