Love wandering in Tibet

Author: Hong Yi
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: The storyteller, before opening their mouth, silently thinks, "I want to tell a story about a journey," oh! It's not entirely true, it should be about a girl's story, but that's not quite accurate either. However, one thing is certain—there is a girl, and a journey she undertakes. This book appears to be an autobiography, with a strong sense of realism. All the stories take place during the journey to Tibet and after arriving in Tibet. Exiled to Tibet is the unbridledness of the heart; seeking love is the call of the gentle rain: both are things that reach upward, inevitably filled with a touch of melancholy, hardship, and sorrow. Yet, this is the truth, and it is also beauty. Love in Tibet allowed me to see Hong Yi's feet bravely measuring the heavens, her heart delicately experiencing the light of flight, and her emotions slowly playing a sorrowful melody. This world is composed of footsteps and heartbeats. I sense that those who live within their hearts will all fall in love with her mood, this trail of footprints.