At that time, then, let's talk about how Tibetan opera was formed.

At that time, there was no bridge on the Yarlung Zangbo River, and countless cowhide boats capsized in the wild horse-like torrent. Many people who tried to cross the river were swallowed up by the roaring river. Therefore, the young monk Tang Dongjiebu made a great wish and vowed to build a bridge to benefit the people. Tang Dongjiebu, who had nothing, only got a burst of laughter.

So there is such a legend. In Qiongjie, Shannan, Tang Dongjiebu met seven girls who can sing and dance, and formed the first Tibetan opera team in Tibet. In the form of singing and dancing, he performed religious stories and historical legends, advised people to do good deeds, donated money, and built bridges with fellow initiates. As the majestic songs resounded through the snowy mountain wilderness, some people gave money, some people gave iron, some people sent food, and a large number of farmers and craftsmen followed them from one bridge site to another ... The seeds of Tibetan opera were scattered all over the snowy plateau. Everywhere, people are amazed at the girls' handsome appearance, beautiful dancing and beautiful and fresh singing. The audience exclaimed: isn't Ajram the world dance? In the future, people will call Tibetan opera performances "Ajram".

In this way, Tang Dongjiebu, penniless, left 58 cable bridges on the Yarlung Zangbo River and became the originator of Tibetan opera.