Tibetan boys' love view

There are two key words in this question: Tibet and love view.

But I don't think the concept of love can be applied to any nation. After all, love is not bound by marriage but by more social norms. Therefore, love is more an individual behavior, which varies from person to person and cannot be applied to a group. Even Tibetans, even Tibetans: provincial capitals and non-provincial capitals, agricultural and pastoral areas, Kangqu and Ali, businessmen and family members of civil servants cannot be the same.

In addition, why Tibetans and Han people can't be together is not an individual phenomenon. Maybe it is really hard to get rid of the "nationality" factor in life, but I am really familiar with it. Behind the nation are people with personality. Harmony is the habit of compromise and understanding, and disharmony is division. Isn't this love?