The Litang six Dalai Lama of Tsangyang Gyatso once referred to Litang as a crane in poetry. In the life of the prince of love songs on the plateau, the most desirable is the Maoyan grassland. Although this Menba, who only lived as a living Buddha for eight years, did not enter the grassland of his dreams, the lyrics of "The Crane" was preserved by the people and was sung again and again. This song is the same as the name of Cangyang Gyatso. It represents freedom, love, romance, compassion and beauty: Give me a pair of white crane wings, I want to fly to a distant place, / Hh/ Don't go anywhere else, Just look at the beautiful Litang...

The long youthful Kor Temple, which was accidentally passed by Aden Daocheng, is not a familiar temple. There are no tourists, so you can talk to the little lama and talk to the evening. The little lamas learn various courses every day, go home on weekends and reunite with their parents. In fact, the Lama Temple is a warm boarding school for the surrounding Tibetans. Maybe one day, I will choose a temple for temporary boarding when I am busy in the world. . .

Go to Aden Road, Litang, Visit Changchun Keer Temple, Kang District, the oldest and largest Huangjia Temple. A lot of interesting things happened with the little lama all afternoon, I taught them to play with the camera (#1 photo was taken by the little lama), They told me the story in the temple. Little lamas are from neighboring villages, Monday to Friday, boarding, can't go home, Saturday and Sunday, happy and family reunion. It turns out that Lama Temple is a boarding school for Tibetan children!

Go to Aden Road, Litang, Visit Changchun Keer Temple, Kang District, the oldest and largest Huangjia Temple. A lot of interesting things happened with the little lama all afternoon, I taught them to play with the camera (#1 photo was taken by the little lama), They told me the story in the temple. Little lamas are from neighboring villages, Monday to Friday, boarding, can't go home, Saturday and Sunday, happy and family reunion. It turns out that Lama Temple is a boarding school for Tibetan children!

The long youthful Kor Temple, which was accidentally passed by Aden Daocheng, is not a familiar temple. There are no tourists, so you can talk to the little lama and talk to the evening. The little lamas learn various courses every day, go home on weekends and reunite with their parents. In fact, the Lama Temple is a warm boarding school for the surrounding Tibetans. Maybe one day, I will choose a temple for temporary boarding when I am busy in the world. . .