摘要
One night six or seven years ago,while I was having dinner with several friends at Makye Ame Tibetan Restaurant in Beijing,the house String(a bowed string instrument,also known as the ox horn instrument)player,Gerong Norbu,who just finished his set,came off the stage and had a couple of drinks with us.Gerong was a typical Khampa man:tall and darkly handsome,a bit rough around the edges,but when I talked with him,he turned out to
One night six or seven years ago, while I was having dinner with several friends at Makye Ame Tibetan Restaurant in Beijing, the house String （a bowed string instrument, also known as the ox horn instrument） player,Gerong Norbu, who just finished his set, came off the stage and had a couple of drinks with us. Gerong was a typical Khampa man： tall and darkly handsome, a bit rough around the edges, but when I talked with him, he turned out to be wonderfully easygoing and self-deprecating with the trademark Khampa candor and openness.
