Can you really understand it by going to Tibet?

A trip to Tibet may change some of your attitudes towards life. This will vary from person to person.

Some people say that I must go to Tibet once in this life.

It can cleanse my soul and make my soul sublime.

So, no matter how many thorns there are on the way to Tibet, no matter how many traffic jams, mud, landslides, and mudslides we encounter on the road; no matter how high the altitude gets, it makes you breathless and makes you have nosebleeds. , makes you vomit, makes you regret and be afraid. You are walking on the road to Tibet as always.

I can’t help but wonder, can Tibet really bring us such a big change?

When you finally stand in front of the Potala Palace after all the hardships, kneeling under the statue of the Jokhang Temple, looking at all kinds of people around you, you will think, everyone is here for this. What?

There are about 1,500 lakes in Tibet, like crystal sapphires, inlaid in the green grassland. The blue lakes are quiet, magnificent and charming. Among them, Manasarovar Lake, Yamdrok Lake and Namtso Lake are known as the three holy lakes in Tibet. The long-standing religious culture and beautiful legends, like the veil of the goddess, add a mysterious color to the lake, which is fascinating.

Although, there are many reasons to come to Tibet: Namjagbarwa Peak, the holy land of the Yongzhong Bon Religion, the oldest Buddhist religion in Tibet; and the Yarlung Zangbo River Canyon, the world’s largest canyon.

Ge Kingdom Ruins; Rongbuk Temple, the tallest temple in the world; Drepung Temple, the largest temple; Qiangtang Grassland; Yanjing Ancient Salt Fields; Lulang Flower Sea Ranch; Seventy-two Turns on the Nu River?

These are all reasons to attract you to Tibet, but they are not all.

A trip to Tibet cannot be said to have a great impact on your life. At least everyone who has been to Tibet will be touched in their hearts.

The Potala Palace is a mysterious castle that has existed in my heart for a long time. I am curious about it, just like the children in the neighborhood who can’t help but stand on tiptoes and peer into the thick palace. It's the same as the people behind the curtain. I am not a Buddhist and have no intention of converting. But I often can't help but wonder how another nation explains the ins and outs of this world.

The beauty of the Potala Palace shocked me. It is so solemn, magnificent and solemn from any angle?

At its feet, those who bowed their waists, Fathers and mothers, with their hunched backs and hand-rolled mani wheels, their faces carved by time, revere the gods in their hearts with their extremely pious attitude.

Walking in a nation that hangs its soul naked in front of the Buddha, I devoutly clasp my hands together, pray, and feel awe!

A trip to Tibet may change some of your attitudes towards life. This will vary from person to person.

When you see those devout pilgrims, you may change your views on some things. For example, why do you think he did this? Be more determined in your ideals? Or maybe you don’t take money as seriously as before. This depends on your own understanding.

For example, the scenery in Tibet is really beautiful, with blue sky and white clouds, no smog, and fresh air; You will see people worshiping devoutly.

When you go to Tibet, you may be attracted by the various local customs and culture. There is a saying that the more you know, the more you don’t know.

When you learn more about Tibet, you will feel that there is such a magical place in such a vast land like China, and this land is vast and full of natural atmosphere, various strange humanistic buildings, and With the title of The Roof of the World, you will want to explore this place even more. You feel that it is full of mystery.

As the roof of the world, Tibet’s geographical location is irreplaceable in the world, its ecology and natural environment are unique, and its scenery is majestic and unforgettable. I believe that anyone who has been to Tibet once will have witnessed this.

Tibet, no matter how noisy the world is, there will eventually be a relatively pure place, on the plateau, in a place very close to the sky, in the place of sacred mountains and holy lakes where the gods gather.

Although many people have repeatedly said that Tibet has changed and is no longer pure, but every time I go back, I can still find a sense of simplicity and excitement there.

They say there are a thousand Hamlets in the eyes of a thousand people. In my opinion, there are a thousand Tibets in the eyes of a thousand tourists.

And I have been to Tibet, love Tibet deeply, and know that I will return to Tibet again, so I will always firmly believe that no matter how things change, there will eventually be a pure land in the world that belongs only to me and us who love it!

How much change can a trip to Tibet bring to you? I guess the answer varies from person to person. Tibet itself will not bring much change to you, but you as a person, when you arrive in Tibet, will your views on Tibetan landscapes, customs, humanities, even every plant and tree, or even the smiling face of a local child mean to you? It touches every nerve in you. This kind of realization cannot be explained clearly in just a few words.