The main contents of the beautiful and mysterious Qinghai-Tibet Plateau

The main content of "Beautiful and Mysterious Qinghai-Tibet Plateau": The Qinghai-Tibet Plateau has unparalleled plateau snow scenery and beautiful southern scenery, which should be summarized by the sentence "Mountains and rivers are all in Tibet". Offering Hada is the most common etiquette in Tibet. They presented long gifts made of white silk and hemp to relatives and friends to show their respect and congratulations.

Tibetan costumes have regional characteristics, especially men wearing long-sleeved leather clothes with large rows of buttons-"Chuba" is gorgeous and simple. Besides these, there are many wild animals on the grassland, such as Tibetan sheep with thin legs, Tibetan wild donkey, the champion of the competition, and Tibetan snow chicken, a national second-class animal.

This article says that offering Hada is the most common etiquette in Tibet. They presented long gifts made of white silk and hemp to relatives and friends to show their respect and congratulations. This makes me curious. I went to consult my elders, only to know that Hada is not only white, but also yellow, green, blue and colorful.

It turns out that white represents white clouds, yellow represents the earth, green represents rivers and waters, and blue represents the blue sky; Colorful Hada is the most precious gift for making colorful arrows when it is dedicated to bodhisattvas and close relatives. Solid color Hada gives me pure and bright reverie, and colorful Hada gives me colorful yearning.

The article also mentioned that Tibetan costumes have regional characteristics, especially men wearing long-sleeved and big-breasted leather clothes-"Chuba". "Chuba" is gorgeous and simple. In addition, there are many wild animals on the grassland, such as stovepipe Tibetan sheep, Tibetan wild donkey and national second-class animal Tibetan snow chicken. ...

This beautiful Qinghai-Tibet Plateau has taught me about Tibet's natural environment, cultural heritage, customs and wildlife, and we should protect them.