Before I started writing, I kept thinking, why am I writing? Just like when you are in Tibet, people often ask, "Why did you come to Tibet?"

The two seem to be not necessarily related, but for me, they are inseparable.

There are many reasons for people to go to Tibet, some are pilgrimages, some are dreaming, some are looking for holy places, and of course, there are also those who hunt for curiosities. These people are in Tibet, because they have no interests and no powerful influence, and the relationship between people has become simple and transparent. Without profit, there will be no vigilance and calculation. Without vigilance and calculation, the essence of human nature would not need to be disguised. This is where the magic of Tibet lies, when people are only purely human relations, the sparks that come out of such collisions are more colorful. Many times, the so-called morality hides the true face of things, and once you peel off the so-called moral cover-up, you will find that the thing is actually beautiful. The same person is like this in Tibet, but it is like that in the interior. This is not a simple matter of accumulation in the south and in the north, and the occurrence of a phenomenon must have its deep causes.

The direction of writing also leads to two poles, one is the popular reading with bizarre stories. The first is the accumulation of unfathomable ideas. I was torn between the two at one point.

The people and things I experienced in Tibet still make me feel like I'm still in it. I remember a teacher once told me that you have to step out of the world to see the world clearly. But can people really jump out of the world?

In the end, it was the song "That Day" that woke me up.

Actually, it's very simple, I'm just telling you that in this world, there is a place called Tibet. In Tibet, there are some such people. In these people, there are such stories.

So, while listening to Jianyang Zhuoma's "That Day", I began to write it with confidence.

"Thinking of Tibet", with the help of the magic of Tibet, reflects the time when we come and go, and the crystal clear heart in the time.

That's how I conceived it, and I'm going to try my best to make "Remembering Tibet" easier and more beautiful. I think so, but I can't say what it will look like in the end.

I'm afraid I won't be able to control my thoughts.

I'm afraid I won't be able to control my pen.

Jianyang Zhuoma is singing: At that moment, I have flown ......

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