Why do you like Jiangyang Zhuoma?

Jiangyang Zhuoma’s voice is so unique and beautiful. Her vocal range is full and round, like a cello. The singing is sometimes soft, like a passionate lover whispering secretly, or like a mother caressing her baby as she sleeps. The singing is sometimes cheerful, like a horse galloping on the grassland, or like a mountain spring flowing in a mountain stream. The singing is sometimes high-pitched, like an eagle spreading its wings and flying on the top of the snow-capped mountains, or like a giant dragon tumbling among the clouds and mist.

This is the Tibetan children’s cry and talk about life that comes from nature and comes from the depths of their souls. The voice is so pure and translucent, like a clear spring, without any contamination or artificiality. If the singing is one point higher, it is too high; if it is one point low, it is too low. Listening to the song is like drinking alcohol, sweet and refreshing, refreshing and endless aftertaste. As the old saying goes, if you walk around the beam for three days, the sound will not stop. This sentence is so well deserved and appropriate to describe that beautiful song.

Why do Tibetan songs have such ancient and lofty artistic conception, as well as mysterious and intimate charm? That's because Buddha's education is inseparable from the daily life of Tibetan children. The pure holy land of Tibet has created their simple and kind souls. The Buddha's wisdom and compassion have been deeply integrated into their blood since childhood and have become a part of their lives.

Jiangyang Dolma sings with her soul, showing the passion and nobility of life. Her graceful and elegant appearance and temperament, and her breathtaking singing voice, formed a harmonious and perfect unity. Perhaps, only her fairy-like beauty deserves to have such a melodious voice. This is a gift from God, which gives infinite enlightenment and comfort to the hearts of ordinary people like us.

Many people trapped in the worldly world go to Tibet with piety, receive spiritual baptism, and are relieved of pain and troubles. Tibet has naturally become a holy place in people's minds, accepting worship from the world day and night. The song "I'm Going to Tibet" expresses many people's sincere and fervent wishes.