Go to the hotel first, no one seems to have any objections.
Although we were going well all the way, ah, rich people - I'm not, I'm a free-rider and I'm staring at someone who has to come here - no matter what I do, it's always very comfortable!!
Just like this car, I didn't feel too tired after five or six hours.
Of course, it will be uncomfortable to try running in a car for so long.
I believe Brian will be sure to call him in a while because he was pushed to Mingfeng's car by Yin Yijie. Although it was also off-road, it was not as big as this one.[
But, Brian is small and maybe it's quite suitable. Haha, don't let him know.
The car turned a corner and the sun set, and the clouds were like countless alloys permeating each other, which was astonishingly hot as if the blood would turn black to a certain extent.
The night wind blows, that small mountain, ah! What is that? I pulled Yin Yijie to look at:
"Look, there is a pile of stones and flags there. It must have been piled up by man, it feels so strange."
The stones piled up randomly, and I didn't want to build a wall. I inserted two sticks in the middle, and there were ropes on it. There were two ropes along the mountain and through the top of the road to the right mountain. There were blue, white, red and green hanging on it.
The yellow five-colored cloth seems to be quite broken.
However, for some reason, there is no fun and funny feeling; on the contrary, I think it is amazing, why do someone look at such a small pile of stones on this roadside that has already opened up? It is a little solemn, and it is difficult to describe and draw in the sunset.
Lao Liu couldn't help but look back, looked at me with contempt and said:
"That is Mani Dui and prayer flags. Tibetans and the whole people believe in religion. This is a very important thing for them and an expression of faith.
Tibetans are very tough. When entering Tibetan areas, you should pay attention to local customs and respect their beliefs.
My comrade-in-arms went there to be an instructor.
The police there are often beaten away from the troops to ask for help, isn’t it scary?”
Ah! Ah?
This is what Mani pile is like, hehe.
I saw it online, but it looked quite like that. I thought it was only available in Tibet, but I didn’t know that there would be this place too.