As far as the places you have been, where do you think men are the most masculine?

I'm from the south, and I'm used to the gentle appearance of southern men, so after I've been to Tibetan areas once, I think the men there are very man.

1. They are all handsome in singing and dancing.

It was already evening when I went that day, and I just organized a bonfire party. A person who felt very coquettish at first and handsome at last came out to host. I have to say, it's really eloquent. Singing and dancing all night. Everyone knows that Tibetan dance is similar to a flying eagle, and it is full of heroism everywhere.

They are all oratorios, unlike those people in our city square. Their songs are really good, crisp and loud. I thought the host was awesome, but I found that the oratorios of the whole family were particularly awesome. I am an emotional person. When their healthy grandmother in her eighties came forward to sing, I was moved to tears. I can't tell you how I feel, but I am very touched. The scene of a large group of cattle and sheep in the mountains and grasslands is very clear in my mind, and I think it is a noble belief.

Maybe it's my mood. Anyway, I've only seen them sing and dance once and I think the men there are very tasty, unlike the southern men I see every day.

2. Their heroic drinking is very manly.

At the Tibetan family banquet, the coquettish but manly man taught us to eat highland barley noodles and drink highland barley wine. Although I am a woman, I don't drink much everyday, but I am a person who likes wine. The taste of highland barley wine suits my taste buds very well. Their family may have seen more tourists from the south and put some cups at home. At first, we just drank from cups, and they used big bowls, which are the bowls in traditional martial arts dramas. Let's drink one cup and one bowl at a time.

Usually go out to drink with people, there will be people with bad wine quality. I've been trying to convince myself to drink too much. It really suits my eyes to see someone drinking so generously. Besides, their drinking capacity is really good. Although we changed bowls later, they drank several times as much as we did to take care of us. We are all hung over, and they are all fine.

They look confident.

Everyone knows that people in Tibetan areas believe in Buddhism. Every village has a "flower gang", which is full of prayer flags. You have to turn around several times every day, and the number of turns can only be odd. The next day, Tashi, the youngest in the family, took us around several times. After turning the corner, we chatted on the grass. Little Tashi is a college student studying in Lanzhou. Little Tashi said that studying abroad has taught him a lot, and his hometown is really poor compared with the outside. He said that all his brothers have been abroad, and they know that people are increasingly fond of traveling to Tibetan areas, but they don't know their beliefs, which has caused a lot of unhappiness. So when their brothers heard about it, they came back to be a tourist reception desk, receiving tourists like us every day, telling them about their beliefs and the enthusiasm of the Tibetan people, hoping that their beliefs would be respected.

This is the Tibetan Tashi who I think is kind, lovely and manly.