In India, cows are sacred things. What other sacred objects did you find during your trip?

? I said an unpopular tourist destination is Bhutan, next to China and Tibet, sandwiched between China and India. This nation has a natural indifference. Although the country is underdeveloped, its people's happiness index ranks first in Asia, which may be related to the fact that almost all people in this country believe in Buddhism. As a person who has been to Bhutan, I would like to introduce what I saw and heard in Bhutan today. Three things are sacred, one is crow, the other is takin, and the third is blue poppy (yes, poppy).

First, talk about crows. In the eyes of people all over the world, crows are a symbol of bad luck and evil, but crows are not discriminated against in Bhutan, and even regarded as "god birds" by local people. The image of crow is also engraved on the crown of King Bhutan, hoping to bring good luck to the whole country in this way. This sacred object must be incredible to outsiders.

Crow, the national bird of Bhutan

? Second, the takin of Bhutan. This animal is Bhutan's national treasure. Although it looks like a cow, it is a subfamily of sheep, and it is a compatriot with goats and antelopes we usually see. The takin is very cute, emaciated and burly, which makes people think that it is a gentleman among cows and Gao Fushuai among sheep. But if you want to flirt with Niu Niu because of this, you should be careful that people arch you with their horns.

what are you reading? I've never seen a sheep!

? Third, Bhutan's blue poppy. In the minds of China people, poppy symbolizes opium, is the source of drugs and all sufferings, is the embodiment of evil, and has brought great harm to the people of China. But in Bhutan, people like this blue flower and associate it with God, making it the national flower of Bhutan. It's a pity to see this petite flower, but it's a poppy, otherwise it will be loved by many people.

poppy

The above is what I saw and heard during my trip. I hope you like it.