Remember Lhasa

Author: Dai Jing
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Publish Date: 2004-02-01
Features: This book is a landscape work completed by the author Dai Jing after infusing her personal experiences with deep emotions. It blends emotion with scenery, creating a fusion of landscape and sentiment. It is both a literary travelogue and a systematic guide to the social customs of Tibet. It can be said to stand out among numerous travel essays, possessing unique characteristics. It particularly avoids the tendency to focus solely on expressing personal emotions and self-perception, instead expanding readers' horizons while providing as much knowledge as possible. After reading the entire book, the majestic mountains and ancient trees on the plateau, the lakeside wilderness, the monasteries and forests, the ubiquitous mani piles, the windmills that continuously call to you, and the eagles soaring high in the sky—all will instantly transport your romantic heart to the snow-covered land of Tibet, where you dance in the sunlight and amidst the rushing colors.