Is Tibet really mysterious?

The snow and ice surface over 5000 meters in the Himalayas is often dotted with blood-red spots, which looks like red snow from a distance. These red spots are composed of algae such as Chlamydomonas, Chlorella and cellulose snow. In the permanent ice and snow, plateau algae are widely distributed and have strong cold tolerance, and will not die at MINUS 36oC. It is red because it contains hemoglobin.

The mystery of savage

The mystery of the "savage" in Tibet has been hotly debated and is one of the "four great mysteries in the world". As early as 1784, Tibetan savages were recorded in China. In recent years, people in the Himalayan region have witnessed savage activities, and female savages have robbed local men of their marriages and children. Several expeditions have gone deep into eastern Tibet, but the savage is still a mystery.

Mystery of wizards

As the host of Tibetan primitive religious sacrifices, wizards are said to be able to communicate with God and ghosts, so as to achieve public opinion and convey God's message. Predictable good and bad luck, eliminate disasters and eliminate diseases; You can also engage in miracles, divination, evocation, exorcism and other witchcraft. They are the bridge and medium between man and God, and enjoy high prestige.

The mystery of rainbow color

The appearance of Taoist priests after their death is a mysterious phenomenon. It is said that when a monk who practices to a very high level dies, his body will turn into a rainbow and enter the boundless palace, the pure land of Buddhism.

Mount Everest, Yun Qi

When the weather is clear, ivory clouds like flags often float on the top of Mount Everest, which is the flag cloud of Mount Everest. Yun Qi is formed by convective cumulus clouds, and the peak wind force can be inferred from its floating position and height. If the floating position of the flag cloud rises upward, it means that the wind power at high altitude is small, the wind direction is inclined downward and the wind power is strong; If it is flush with the summit, the wind is about nine. Therefore, Mount Everest Yun Qi is also called "the highest weather vane in the world".

Xiangxiong mystery

Xiangxiong, which means "the hometown of Dapeng birds", is the earliest civilization center on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, and it is recorded as "Tong Dan" in the Han Dynasty. According to archaeological research and historical records, Xiang Xiong rose on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau in the 10 century BC and established a relationship with the Tang Dynasty before Tubo. In the 6th-7th century, Xiang Xiong was mainly engaged in animal husbandry and agriculture. Later, Tubo gradually rose on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, and by the eighth century AD, he completely conquered Xiangxiong. Since then, Xiang Xiong's kingdom and culture have suddenly disappeared, and its written documents and palace sites have not been verified so far, leaving a cloud of doubt for generations.

rapist

The Biography of King Gesar is a famous long heroic epic of Tibetan people. From its initial embryonic form to today, there are more than 100 books, which is a long and huge system. The Biography of King Gesar has been circulated among the people in two forms, one is oral rap, and the other is handwritten and block-printed. Oral rap is its main form. Through the wandering rap of rap artists, rap artists have various legends.

The mystery of Guge

In the middle of the 9th century, Zaplandama, the 9th Tubo Dynasty, was killed and his great-grandson fled to Ali. Around the 10th century A.D., his descendants established the Guge Kingdom and created a splendid civilization in the long history of nearly 700 years. 1630, Ladaks invaded and destroyed Guge. However, according to records, the slaughter and plunder brought by the war are not enough to destroy Guge civilization, but the disappearance of Guge civilization is strikingly similar to that of Maya civilization, and both of them happened suddenly. It is often seen near today's ruins that more than a dozen families are guarding a city that can accommodate thousands of people, and these families are not descendants of Guge. So how did the Guge people of 100,000 people disappear without a trace that day? Nowadays, the vast ruins of Guge Kingdom, the magical "Guge Silver Eye", the headless mummy cave and countless antique treasures attract archaeologists to explore. But why Guge civilization suddenly disappeared is still a mystery.

Hidden Secrets

Tibetan scriptures refer to the classics that Bonism and Tibetan Buddhism hid when their religions suffered disasters, and then excavated in the future, which are divided into book collections, sacred objects collections and knowledge collections. Books refer to classics, while sacred objects refer to artifacts, Buddhist relics, great virtues and so on. The most amazing thing is knowing how to hide. Knowing and hiding refers to hiding in the depths of human consciousness. It is said that when a classic or mantra can't be circulated in the face of disaster, it is given by the gods and hidden in the depths of someone's consciousness so as not to be lost. When conditions permit, under some mysterious inspiration, people who have obtained Tibetan scriptures (some of whom are illiterate farmers and herdsmen) can recite them or record them in words. This phenomenon is the hidden mystery.

Shambhala mystery

Shambhala, also translated as "Shangri-La", means "holding blessings", which is the mythical world mentioned by Buddhism and the birthplace of time rotation teaching method. People have always been skeptical about the existence of Shambhala, while the Buddhist community believes that Shambhala is a fictional paradise. Shambhala is recorded in Tibetan history books in detail, but the existence of Shambhala (Shangri-La) is still a mystery.