Tibetan folk books

Author: Zhang Mi
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Publish Date: 2004-08-01
Features: A woman's pursuit of the origins of folk music, her encounter with the dazzling yet solitary and prosperous free time, the arduous yet happy wandering journey, the stunning faces, and moving stories. Zhang Mi, pen name Diao Xiaojing, was born on January 3, 1981, by the Lugu Lake and graduated from the Journalism and Drama Departments of Sichuan University. Poet, freelance writer, lead singer of an underground band, avant-garde music producer, documentary filmmaker, painter, and a nomadic wanderer, she is also a simple village girl.
The author of this book spent five years traveling through the mountains and waters of the Tibetan regions in Yunnan, Tibet, and Sichuan, including many remote and pristine villages that ordinary people cannot reach. She had close contact with the local indigenous people and experienced many beautiful stories. In this genuine deep-travel book, the author, as an underground band lead singer, ethnic avant-garde music producer, documentary filmmaker, painter, and poet, records the sunlit folk life in Yunnan in her heart. The book's cover design and interior layout are highly skilled, bringing you a delightful reading experience.
It is especially worth mentioning that the accompanying "Tibetan Folk Music" CD is the author's harvest from her search for the origins of folk music, a rare sample of folk music. This book creates a true deep-travel concept, with light and pure beautiful language, 500 stunning on-site photos, bringing you a visual feast and inspiring your hidden travel desires!