In his youth, he worked for sixteen years in northern Tibet where he put his heart and soul into this snow-covered plateau. According to his friends, it is impossible to give a complete portrayal of his life with limi...In his youth, he worked for sixteen years in northern Tibet where he put his heart and soul into this snow-covered plateau. According to his friends, it is impossible to give a complete portrayal of his life with limited words. He is Wu Yuchu, head of the Yok Museum of Tibet. Mr. Wu is known as'Mr. Yak', a mon in his 60s working tirelessly for the preservation and promotion of yak culture.In 2017, Mr. Wu agreed to start writing a column called'Colorful Choracters of Tibet'about real Tibetan people he knew over the years on China’sTibet magozine. We will select some of the bestpieces to share with our readers.展开更多
In December of 2016,under the warm winter sunshine of Lhasa,the old Tibet Museum closed its doors for the last time.It would be a long farewell.Memories of the first opening day of the museum all came flooding back to...In December of 2016,under the warm winter sunshine of Lhasa,the old Tibet Museum closed its doors for the last time.It would be a long farewell.Memories of the first opening day of the museum all came flooding back to Chozin:there was no specialized guide then.展开更多
文摘In his youth, he worked for sixteen years in northern Tibet where he put his heart and soul into this snow-covered plateau. According to his friends, it is impossible to give a complete portrayal of his life with limited words. He is Wu Yuchu, head of the Yok Museum of Tibet. Mr. Wu is known as'Mr. Yak', a mon in his 60s working tirelessly for the preservation and promotion of yak culture.In 2017, Mr. Wu agreed to start writing a column called'Colorful Choracters of Tibet'about real Tibetan people he knew over the years on China’sTibet magozine. We will select some of the bestpieces to share with our readers.
文摘In December of 2016,under the warm winter sunshine of Lhasa,the old Tibet Museum closed its doors for the last time.It would be a long farewell.Memories of the first opening day of the museum all came flooding back to Chozin:there was no specialized guide then.
