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Under the night, in the middle of the wide square, there is a bonfire.

The young villagers and Zhang Yushun and his group of young people held hands, singing happily while dancing around the bonfire, "Duanhui" unique to the western Tibetan region.

Outside the circle, several older Tibetans sat on the side, some playing Jamnie, some pulling ox-horned Hu and Genka, some playing bone flutes and recorders, and some playing Balang drums. The sounds of various instruments gathered into a river of joy and drifted towards the sky.

The whole roasted lamb was roasted on the fire, and it was roasted brightly golden under the spitting of the flames. The table was filled with steaming tsampa and fried noodles, large blood sausages, large pieces of hand-catch meat, plump cheese and fruits, large bowls of barley wine and butter tea, the aroma was filled with

The whole space.

I didn't join the dancing team. I was almost vomiting the astringent and old wolf meat in the mountains these days. Now I saw these normal foods and I couldn't help but lie on the table and bury my head in to eat and drink, so I didn't even bother to dance.

Gagu Qiangba drank a bowl of barley wine and laughed when he saw me swallowing it.

"My good zhuobu, you don't have to worry, no one will compete with you."

I ignored him and ate his head with my head burying.

Gaguzhanba said that he had sent the blue ice crystals to the Lao Menba from the mainland. Lao Menba said that he would use it to make medicine tonight and would be able to treat Gaguzhanba's father tomorrow, so he was very happy.

I was also very curious about the "Lao Menba" from the mainland. Even Tibetans didn't know about the magical blue ice crystal. However, the old man from the mainland knew about it and asked Gaguchanba to find him to treat the disease. It can be seen that the old man is really profound.

So I took advantage of the time I swallowed the food and asked Gaguchanba about the old manba. Maybe he could also help Chu Sili's condition.

And I was also very curious about what strange disease did Gaguchanba’s father suffer from. He wanted Gaguchanba to risk his life and broke into Kunlun Mountains alone during the heavy snow to find medicinal materials.

Gaguzhanba didn't say much before, and frowned when he mentioned his father's condition. Now he was relaxed and he started talking to me without caring.

Speaking of Gaguchanba's parents, his father can be said to be a legend in the village. When Jin Zhumami entered Tibet, he led other young and middle-aged people in the village to respond to Jin Zhumami's call and established a militia. Now there are still militias in Doma village, with the members inside.

Most of them are descendants of militia members back then.

In the second year after the Tibet Liberation Campaign in 1950, Tibet reached a peaceful liberation, but there were still many residual separatist forces distributed in the Tibetan area, harassing and attacking the People's Liberation Army Jinzhumami stationed in the Tibetan area. It was in this case that Jinzhumami called on the people of the Tibetan area to call on the people of the Tibetan area to

The people formed militias to encircle and suppress these remnants of separatist forces.

In 53 years, in a battle to encircle and suppress the remaining separatist forces, Gaguzhanba's father was shot and injured. He was a female nurse in the PLA medical class who worked tirelessly and took care of him day and night before rescued him. Later, the two of them fell in love with each other for a long time and finally formed a relationship.

reason.

Only then did I know why Gaguchanba's mother spoke so well in Chinese, it turned out that she was a Han Chinese.

Although the injury healed later, Gaguchanba's father had to withdraw from the militia and returned to the pastoral area to graz. Gaguchanba's mother also retired and stayed in Tibet. The two of them grazed together, and eventually became the herder household with the most cattle and sheep in Doma Village.

After being born, Gaguchanba also grazes with his father since he was a child. When he grew up, he took over his father's duties to herd the cattle and sheep in his family. Later, he joined the army, and the cattle and sheep in his family were still grazes with his husband and wife. After he retired from the army, he started his family and became a herder again.

Until last winter, Gaguchanba went to Langqin Zangbu in the south to visit his former comrades.

A few days later, when Gaguzhanba came back, his father fell ill.

It turned out that during the days when Gaguchanbaman went down to visit his comrades, his father took over the grazing at home.

At that time, the grassland near the village was frozen, so the father of Gaguchanba had to drive the cattle and sheep to the grassland near Dongcuo, Lumajiang, to the east to grazing. As a result, he went there for several days and disappeared.

Later, the villagers of Dongru Village who also went to the east of Luma Jiangdong to grazing in the northeast of Doma Village found that Gaguchanba was fainted on the grassland and sent him back to Doma Village.

When Gaguzhanba came back, his father just woke up from his coma.

After he woke up, he began to get sick, talking nonsense, his body was cold and hot, and he twitched from time to time. Menba in the village was powerless, and Menba who came from Ritu Town had no choice but to almost make the epileptic Jiagu Qiangba's father scratch the neck.

The villagers were frightened and thought he was possessed by a demon, so they sent him to a nearby temple. However, the lama in the temple could not see the reason, so they had to take him back to the village. In order to prevent him from hurting others, they had to tie him to the bed.

Later, there was another heavy snow. After the heavy snow, an old man came to the village, saying that he was from Menba who came from the mainland.

Lao Menba lived in the village. After half a winter, he practiced medicine in the village and cured many villagers' illnesses. He was very popular with the villagers. Seeing this, Gaguchanba invited him to his home to see his father.

After seeing his father's symptoms, Lao Menba adjusted a medicine and asked him to take it. It turned out to be effective. Jiaguqianba's father became much more stable and began to sleep peacefully. Although he was still unconscious, it was much better than before.

Needless to say, what happened next was that in order to cure his father's illness, Gaguchanba entered the snow mountain alone and met me.

I was very curious when I heard this. I have heard of similar symptoms.

It doesn't sound strange, it's just very much like the so-called abscess.

People have three souls and seven spirits. Sometimes they will lose some of them for certain reasons. The symptoms that appear later are very similar to those of Gaguzhanba’s father.

However, the only treatment for abstinence is to find the soul back. Conjuring is not difficult. I have done more than once to summon souls, but I have never heard of what medicine to take for abstinence.

I originally wanted to tell Gaguzhanba my guess and ask him to take me to see what his father looks like, but then I thought, anyway, the old manba will treat Gaguzhanba's father tomorrow. If he is cured well, it means it is not absentia. I don't need to say that if it is not cured, it will be impossible.

, It's not too late for me to say it again.

However, I was still very curious about the Menba who came from the mainland, so I asked Gaguchanba to take me to meet the old man.

Gaguchanba said that even if I don’t say it, he would introduce it to me, and he wanted the old manba to help me see my friend’s condition.

I just fucked it, and I stuffed a few large pieces of mutton into my stomach, then drank a whole cup of butter tea in one breath, and I breathed a long sigh. Gaguchanba found a large plate, put some food and drinks, and then took the plate and went to find the old manba.

Gaguchanba said that Lao Menba should be dispensing medicine and probably didn't have dinner, so he was about to deliver it to him in person.

So I followed Gaguzhanba, bypassed the happy crowd and walked towards the outskirts of the village.

Chu Sili is now lying at Gaguzhanba's house, taken care of by Gaguzhanba's wife, so I have nothing to worry about.

Soon, we arrived at the outskirts of the village, in front of a separate tent, which was the tent set up by the villagers for Lao Menba as a residence.

Gaguchanba stood at the door of the tent, shouted, and without waiting for a response from inside, he opened the curtain and walked in.

As soon as I was about to follow in, I saw Gaguchanba walking out with a strange look on his face: "Hey, Menba is not here, where have you been?"

Gaguchanba stood at the door and looked around for Laomenba. Then I stretched my head into the tent and took a few glances.

There was nothing special inside, only some daily necessities. There was a medicine mortar, a pounding pestle, and some tools on the table. The only thing that was eye-catching was a bamboo cup next to the pounding pestle.

The cup was obviously not from Tibet, it was obviously brought by his master from the mainland.

Maybe it was an illusion. I felt that the cup seemed familiar, but I couldn't remember where I had seen it.

But I didn't care. Such ordinary bamboo cups can be seen everywhere in the mainland.

I retracted my head, and Gaguchanba scratched his head. When I saw a villager walking past, I shouted and asked in Tibetan, probably to ask him if he had seen Laomenba.

The villager also replied, and then left.

Gaguchanba turned around and said, "He said he saw Menba heading towards my house. He probably went to see my dad. Let's go."

I nodded and followed.

The village was not big, so we soon returned to the front of Gaguchanba's house. I thought about seeing Chu Sili's situation, speeded up and walked in front.

Then, a figure walked out from the gate. No, it should be two, and the person coming towards him was carrying one on his back.

I met the man head-on and almost collided with each other.

The next moment, I was stunned.

The man was also stunned.

"Menba, we are looking for you, huh - why are you carrying Chu Zhuobu on your back?" Gaguzhanba's voice came from behind.

However, I didn't hear it at all and shouted: "It's you!"

The wrinkled old man frowned, a light flashed in his eyes, then he suddenly turned his head and rushed into the house.

I chased after him without thinking.
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