A trip to Tibet

Many people died at the age of thirty.

But he was buried at the age of eighty.

Some time ago, I watched the documentary "Seventy-seven Days" co-produced by Jiang and Zhao Yi. At the beginning, Yang Liusong chose to cross Qiangtang. Knowing that he had crossed Qiangtang vertically in history, he chose to cross without hesitation. At that moment, he was not for others, but for himself; Blue Sky A girl who loves to travel went to Gangrenboqi, and was disabled because of shooting the starry sky. In the play, she said, "My life is divided into front of a wheelchair and behind it." Even though she doesn't want to, she still lives hard. Yang Liusong realized his smallness when he crossed the no-man's land, and Blue Sky was even more excited when he returned to Gangrinboqi. No matter in Yang Liusong or in the blue sky, they don't like bondage and choose to fight against their fate.

Before leaving, some people say that a person must be lonely, dangerous and insecure. Why don't you stop going? Or when you and I found the other half, I was the only one who insisted on going alone, not impulsive-obsessive.

At the age of 22, he went to Tibet with a bag.

I like traveling because it allows me to think without interference.

I was lucky at first. I met brother Yu on the Lanlan train. After chatting for a while, I found that he is the kind of person who takes what he loves as a career. I call it "Northwest Living GPS", which is no exaggeration. He can tell you one or two things about any place.

I told him that I was going to Tibet, and there was a Everest line, so I kept giving me popular science and didn't bother to help me solve my doubts, which made my trip more emboldened. I stayed in Nepal for more than half a month and finally went to India yesterday.

I met my sister from the northeast in Lhasa. She travels alone like me and loves traveling. I have been to many places myself, and China will be there soon. Although a little older than me, we have been together for two days and have not found any generation gap, and we have taken good care of her. Not only do I not mind always patting my bread when I play with her in Lhasa, but I always say, "Hey, Fangfang, I'll take a picture of you." Tell me in advance on the way to Namco: "Don't be too far away from the yak later, I'll take a picture of you." "I'll ask the driver to get your ticket, so you can take your time." I took her to the water bar twice. From then on, wherever she went, she always found a place to listen to music. So far, I have received many videos of small bars all over the country. I know you like it, so we will go again next time.

When two people were separated, I was repeatedly told to take good care of my things and pay attention to safety. I went to Everest and she went to Xining, so I think we will meet again.

Just like Yang Liusong chose to cross Qiangtang without hesitation.

I insist on going to Everest alone.

On the train from Lhasa to Shigatse, I met an uncle. While chatting, he asked me where I was going. I said, "Everest Base Camp". Ask again: "Are you alone?" I said, "Yes". He said: "No, the little girl is too dangerous. I'd better sign up for a tour group in Shigatse, or fight for a car with others." I didn't answer, because I knew he was also thinking about my safety, so I didn't know how to answer. I remember the night I stayed in the inn, and several partners planned to go to Mount Everest the next day. They want to carpool and drag the boss to inquire. Finally, the boss found a car carpooling for various reasons and finally failed. Maybe God thinks I need to challenge myself. Sometimes I think in my mind that if I don't go to Mount Everest, lying in Tibet is really boring.

Along the way, I always met many kind people. When Lhasa got off the bus and rushed to the ticket gate of the railway station, the staff saw me panting and asked me where to go. When I said Shigatse, I quickly pointed to a shortcut and said that there were few people there. When I passed the security check, I said sorry to the person in front. My train will leave soon, and they all say it doesn't matter if you move on quickly. I always remember that there are still three minutes before the departure time on the train, and Lhasa to Shigatse is very fast, about two hours' drive. The first time I came to a strange plateau city alone, it was quite novel. I got on the bus in downtown Shigatse and met a local named Yangla, who was really nice and took me around downtown Shigatse just to find my place to live. Special thanks to Yang La.

I was afraid to go to Everest the next day, so I went to the store near my home and bought oxygen bottles. In a shop, a very enthusiastic local in Shigatse told me that there was an oxygen bottle in front of the clinic. After I went there, I found that the tank in the clinic was a little big, so I decided to buy it in front of the store. On the way back, he was still sitting there, trying to walk around. Before he got to the front, he shouted to me, "Girl, did you buy it?" I'll go in and explain why. At that time, he was drinking highland barley, so he poured me a cup and said to try it. He is worried that the wine is too strong. He wanted to try it (during which he said that Tibetans had a habit that guests had to drink three drops to count as a glass), so he added a glass of wine three times. Highland barley wine is different from beer and liquor. He also said that it's just like mineral water, because it's brewed by himself and pure natural. Indeed, after drinking it, I found that highland barley was not as bitter as beer and liquor, and the degree was almost zero. He used to be an English tour guide, but now he runs his own shop, half of which is China. By the way, his name is Long.

I learned about Mount Everest in junior high school geography textbooks. At that time, I never thought that one day I would come to see you and leave Shigatse to set a date. That was the first time I felt that Mount Everest was so close. Eight hours' journey is not long at all. I met Qu Zhen who went to see her husband on a fixed day. Listen to her talk about their love and show me their wedding photos; Seriously introduce me to every unique place, talk about the customs, special snacks, interesting places and so on in Shigatse. I was supposed to take the bus, so I got off at the scheduled time. She told me that it is more convenient to get off at Baiba, and the only road leading to Mount Everest on National Highway 3 18 will be renovated here. In Baiba, I met Brother Lhasa who climbed to the base camp alone for three days and three nights when he was 18 years old. In order to let me walk less, I was put at the entrance of the ticket office, and I was specially told to be careful that those dogs at the door were fierce. He went to Nepal that day and must have returned to Lhasa by now.

He didn't wait long at the ticket office before he met a man named Qiu Ge, who walked around the mountain. When chatting, he said that he had just transferred to Gangrinpoche and chartered a car from Ga Boom to climb Mount Everest. He always wanted to climb it, but he didn't go up every time. He picked me up very readily, and was very happy to finally climb the Everest base camp on the Mid-Autumn Festival night, because his care soon found a place to live. In the tent of the base camp, he met a group of brothers and sisters from all corners of the country. They brought moon cakes and made beef soup.

I got up early the next morning to shoot the scenery and watch the sunrise, and then I started looking for a car to go down the mountain. On the way back to Shigatse from the base camp, all the people were private cars of local masters. Fortunately, the people I met were very good hosts. Because the driver was far away, he probably wanted to arrive early, so he took a shortcut in no man's land and drove his car into the desert, causing the car to get stuck inside. At that time, it was near 1 1 pm in Shigatse. For convenience, I stayed at the former Jose Inn that night. Think of this day as the most experienced day in the whole trip.

You said you welcomed me to Guiyang as a guest, and I also welcomed you to Xi. Thank you for your care during your trip to Qiu.

Shigatse met Brother Yu from Jiangxi. When he left, he sat in the inn for a while. He let me taste his own tea and their specialties, and thanked Jose Inn for meeting him. After adding friends, I found in my circle of friends that his journey of exploration and discovery began in July. He started from Jiangxi and passed through Hubei, Shaanxi, Kazakhstan, Aksu, Kashgar, Ali, Shannan, Linzhi, Qamdo, Yunnan and Guangxi. The journey lasted for half a year, just to find the best self. He was still on the road when two people chatted on WeChat yesterday. Just be safe.

Wechat posted a photo of Nanga Bawa Peak, and Brother Yu said, "Wow, Fangfang, you actually saw the peak of shame. I have been there five times and have only seen it once. " It is really good luck. Only more than 80 days out of 365 days a year are willing to show its sharp corners. How lucky I am to see the whole picture.

See devout believers in the streets of Balang.

No one knows why they are so pious.

Maybe it's just for the faith in my heart.

Anyway, bless them.

"The beauty of Namtso in Shenhu.

The Mid-Autumn Festival full moon on Mount Everest.

Shyness of Namgyabawa Peak "

unforgettable

Now, I'm still me

Just a little more life experience.

"A northern girl who likes traveling, writing and bread.