Jiang juechi's butter

Just this past weekend, I finished reading a book recommended by my friend, ghee.

I have always had illusions about Tibet, whether it is the local customs, the famous highland barley wine or the buttered tea sipped by all Tibetan compatriots. So I finished reading the story of this book in less than two days, and my eyes were full of emotion.

Butter tells the story of an Anhui girl who went to the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau to collect grassland orphans and impart knowledge. It sounds simple, but even those who have read the book should not fully understand the author's difficult mental journey. A beautiful and desperate story, slowly immersed in my mind when turning pages.

Tell me about the most intuitive feeling. In this book, I learned that in a place like Tibet's pulse grassland, a woman married to a man's house can live with three brothers at the same time; When it rains, people can sit under the horse's stomach to shelter from the rain; Tibetans have a persistent love for butter tea; People can directly swallow the air-dried raw beef in their mouths; Butter can be used to wipe and braid hair; People's belief in religion is unimaginable; Tibetans have a completely different understanding of life and death from ordinary people.

The following is the outline of the story.

In the book, Mei Duo went through hardships to the mountains and grasslands, leaving all his passion and love here. For the children who have been found out one by one, for the mottled and broken diaolou school, and for the displaced children to have a place to live, they have gone from health to illness.

Moonlight was arranged by the Lama as a local prairie person to help Mei Duo carry out his work. Mei Duo lived alone with him and their children from the mountains and grasslands. Mei Duo and Moonlight gradually fell in love, deeply in love, and experienced life and death. However, Mei Duo finally collapsed, suffering from stomach trouble, anemia and vomiting blood. Moonlight believes in the power of the temple, but the temple can't save Mei Duo.

Temples can't even save children, nor can they support Mei Duo's dream. Mei Duo fell ill completely, the watchtower was abandoned again, and the children were separated again. Mei Duo left the grassland for more than a year, and returned to the city, wearing several hats, desperately earning money and treating diseases. However, after Mei Duo left, the pulse grassland suffered a rare mudslide disaster, and a large number of villagers were killed in this disaster. Mei Duo in the city also suffered a car accident and was in a coma for six months, which also meant that he lost contact with Moonlight for six months. Mei Duo didn't return as promised, which made Moonlight think that Mei Duo had died of illness.

Following the Lama's instructions, Moonlight became a monk, determined to practice as a Lama, and spent his whole life chanting for Mei Duo who died of illness and his family who died of mudslides. When Mei Duo struggled to climb the grassland again, everything changed. She finally saw the moonlight again. On the steps of the temple, the young man who accompanied her day and night shaved off his long hair. Holding a bible in hand. Calm and calm. Recite scriptures orally. Tall outside, wrapped in a wide overlapping crimson robe.

At this time, Moonlight went to Nepal to retreat and practice, and Mei Duo stayed in the grassland to wait for the arrival of the next spring and rebuild the orphan school.

At the end of the story, I felt deeply sorry and had to fantasize about a sequel in my mind. In these clips, the moonlight returned to vulgarity after a few years, and Mei Duo continued to write their ghee stories. This spring-like place has finally built a school, a home and, of course, Aga, the big boy who studied hard after being rescued from Yixi's home.

Everything is wonderful.

I also want to taste authentic butter tea on cloudy days.

This article was published by "Longtan Bihai" on March 26th, 20 17.