Daocheng Yading:Story of Shangri-La-µ¾³ÇÑǶ¡¸æËßÄã

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when completing£¬ with a free heart and an easy pen out of the context of day£­to£­day work£¬ some retrospective and supplementary work of the ganzi tibetan trip we took in early summer£¬ the sense of gratification i had all the time been inwardly longing for didn¡¯t come up as expected£® the various thoughts tossing on my mind at the moment£¬ just as the mist on the summit of minya konka and sanhuzhu holy mountain i faced over half a year ago£¬ sometimes thick and sometimes thin£¬ refused to drift away all long£® even the winter sun£¬ going through the big glass windows and shining thoroughly into the study and on the illustration of the manuscript in front of me ¡ª¡°sunshine on the golden mountain¡±£¬ also could not boot my mood to be easy and bright£® what is the matter with me£¿ in the main body of the book£¬ i have been talking a lot about daocheng yading and shangri£­la£® although incompetent in writing£¬ the role i played can at least be considered as of a primary tour guide £­ the story of daocheng yading tells you£¬ the piece of land known as ¡°the last shangri£­la¡± is indeed of great beauty and even the ultimate beauty£® walking relaxed on the land£¬ the once illusory realm of shambhala shall become more real in your eyes£¬ and its tangible shape£¬ its rhyme in your ears and its atmosphere that surrounds you will make paradise no longer a distant dream for you£® this kind of feeling is most probably the same as rock had during his visit here and more visitors thereafter£® however£¬ as a special visitor with the identity of an administrator in the tourism industry£¬ i£¬ at the same time when depicting the beauty of its mountains and waters£¬ its strong flavor and pure custom£¬ will inevitably have some contemplation and concern other than general tourists£®