The documentary "Discovery Lhasa" broadcasts the beauty of the people in Nepal

Data map: The picture shows the Nepalese people watch the "China Snow Plateau" column at home. Photo Conferry of Nepal TV Station

Chinanews.com, Lhasa, June 13 (Xie Mu) The documentary "Discovery Lhasa", which reflects the inheritance and protection of the important intangible cultural heritage in Lhasa and even the Tibet Autonomous Region, has recently aired on Nepal TV and the People's Television Station of Nepal.

It is reported that the documentary was produced by the Lhasa Rong Media Center and the Jiangsu Radio and Television Terminal, the Jiangsu aid headquarters and the Propaganda Department of the Lhasa Municipal Party Committee to promote the deep -level exchanges and cooperation between the cultural media of the two places. Important results of the aid project. There are three episodes of the documentary, 40 minutes each, namely "snow pile white", "painting of the earth" and "plateau collection", showing the magnificent scenery and folk customs of Lhasa, showing the inheritance and protection results of important intangible cultural heritage in Tibet. The idea is profound, the subject is unique, the picture is beautiful, and the production is excellent.

The picture shows the documentary "Discovery Lhasa" aired on Nepal TV. Screenshot Published "China Snow Plateau"

"The Potala Palace of Lhasa is one of the tourist attractions and world cultural heritage. The art and architecture of the palace are the extreme. Visitors visiting the palace will be fascinated by each of them. The murals have a history of hundreds of years. The Chinese government attaches great importance to these highest arts. I know that the Chinese government is now digitalizing them. Artists in the world will have the opportunity to enjoy the world hundreds of years ago. Crystal. "Dr. Arijun Dev Bhatta from the University of Nepal Buwen said.

Bam Dev Adhikari, a doctoral University of Tribwin University, has participated in the translation of the Nepalese TV program. After watching the show, he said, "This program adds my artistic knowledge, especially architecture -related cultural knowledge. Thank you very much for Chinese experts and scholars for let The ancient art glows again, hoping that they will continue to protect the traditional culture of Tibet in the future. "

"I learned through the documentary, I learned about the geography, history, religion, architecture, art, development, etc. of Tibet. Various highways and railways have fully modernized the development of Tibet infrastructure, and many arts and buildings are well preserved." Nepal computer engineer engineers. " Mridulata Adhikari has a new understanding of Tibet after watching the documentary.

Rajan Karki, a graduate student at the University of Lantini Buddhism, has studied in China for 5 years. He told reporters that the most wanted to go was Lhasa. "It is a good thing to be able to learn Tibet directly through the TV show broadcasting in Nepal. In the past, the Nepalese people may have some deviations about Tibet, but they have new ideas for Tibet through the show. Start discussing some of Tibet's famous monuments and customs and customs. They all want to have the opportunity to go to Lhasa once. The old people will keep the TV looking forward to the broadcast of the next episode. "(End)

Source: China News Network

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