Travels around Qinggan | Finally saw Qinghai Lake

Finally I saw Qinghai Lake. At the end of the Qinggan trip, I thought of Tsangyang Gyatso, the king who lived in the Potala Palace and was the biggest in the snowy area, and who wandered the streets of Lhasa and was the most beautiful lover in the world.

According to legend, Cangyang Gyatso was buried on the bank of Qinghai Lake. Time has passed, and the wind and sand of those years have long buried the past. Whether this rumor is true or not is unknown, but people still believe it. He belongs to Tibet and Qinghai, and only the purity of Qinghai Lake can accept his soul.

Sitting by the lake, looking at the entire Qinghai Lake, the lake is exceptionally blue under the blue sky. The lake seems to have the power to quiet the soul, making people just want to sit quietly all afternoon, just looking at the lake.

In autumn, the grass by the lake turns yellow, but it is a good place to take selfies. I took many portrait photos here.

Flying colorful prayer flags can be seen everywhere on Qinghai Lake. Legend has it that the Buddha sat under the bodhi tree, holding a scroll in his hands and closing his eyes to meditate. A strong wind blew and blew away the scriptures in Buddha's hand. They were broken into millions of pieces by the wind and carried to the hands of those who were suffering. Anyone who gets fragments of Buddha's scriptures will be blessed. In order to thank the Buddha for his gift, people made triangles out of colored cloth, printed scriptures and images of the Buddha on them, and hung them in places where the wind could blow them, in order to ward off disasters, pray for blessings, and pray for peace.