Into the Sun City Lhasa-

Lhasa, known as the "Sunshine City", is a place where many people are eager to travel and experience different lives. "Pull", translated from Tibetan, means "yes", which means that things need to follow the will of the Buddha. Only by following the will of the Buddha can you live safely, smoothly and profitably. Why people in Lhasa believe in Buddhism so much is of course related to the prevalence of Buddhism here. Buddhist temples can be seen everywhere in the streets, which provides convenience for tourists who like to learn Buddhism. Just walk into a Buddhist temple and you can visit it. There are Buddhist temples everywhere in Lhasa, so the first thing I am used to here are large and small temples and Buddhist believers. The most famous building here is Potala Palace, which is a symbol of the unity of politics and religion. Potala Palace was specially built by Songtsan Gampo to marry Princess Wencheng, and it was also a symbol of peace and friendship between the two countries at that time. This is the urban landscape of Lhasa, and we should look at everything that exists here with appreciation. Find a taller one. Potala Palace is well-deserved and overlooks the whole city of Lhasa. Scattered buildings of various colors are intertwined, dazzling and beautiful. The whole city of Lhasa is hidden in this group of buildings, and banners and mulberry smoke are flying around Barkhor Street, showing a peaceful scene everywhere. Occasionally, Tibetans in traditional costumes can be seen walking in the street, like dots, floating in the wind. Lhasa is rich in water resources, so it is rich in aquatic plants and prosperous in animal husbandry. This will also produce a lot of mutton, ghee and wool, which are the main sources of income for local people. Of course, thanks to the Lhasa Valley and the Yarlung Zangbo River, the best agriculture in Lhasa is also bred, which is rich in barley, wheat, rape and beans. Go to Lhasa to taste highland barley flour cake and feel the taste different from that of wheat. And delicious yak meat. Remember to go to the local specialty store and bring some yak meat to friends and family when you leave. This is also a souvenir of your visit to Lhasa. Tibetans are also ethnic minorities, so there are many unique festivals here. If you are lucky enough to catch up, do as the Romans do and revel in the rhythm of the locals. Take a look at their religious customs and see what kind of cultural ideas their ancestors passed on to them, so as to experience and feel the development of a nation. When you come to Lhasa, you must remember to enjoy the wonderful scene of Lhasa bathing in the sun. Take a look at the different places in Lhasa, and you will understand why Lhasa is called "Sunlight City". /p