Gesa'er Wenhua Museum

Jiangling War is the historical story recorded in the epic "King Gesar", telling the story of the year Jiang Guo Sadan sent soldiers to invade the salt sea on which the Lingguo depends, Gesar fought back and fought back for 9 years. Finally, Gesar became a fish swimming in the sea, Sadan went swimming in the sea, drinking the fish in the stomach, Gesar became a thousand spoke wheels to kill Sadan, conquer the Jiang Kingdom.

Seda Town is a small town. But for free travelers, it is a good choice for rest. There is also a "Seda Gesar Cultural Museum" to visit. In front of the Agricultural Bank of Jinma Square, there are buses to Seda Wuming Buddha College and Seda Tianfutai. We are in a hurry to start the car before 9 am. There are also private carpooling. It is recommended to take the bus to the Buddhist Academy first. From 1 to 4 pm is the Tianfutai ceremony. There is also a distance of 4-5 kilometers between Seda Wuming Buddha College and Seda Tianburial Station. This distance is not easy to wait for the car. We are just walking.

Gesar Painted Stone Carvings See "Gesar Painted Stone Carvings" at the Seda Gesar Museum. This is a unique art form integrating stone carving skills and traditional paintings. It belongs to the traditional art of Tibetan folk, is a remnant of Tibetan Gesar culture, and is also one of the national intangible cultural heritage.

When you first come to the Gesar Cultural Museum, all the introductions must be chewed carefully because they are familiar and unfamiliar. Many introductions should be carefully looked at. King Gesar is the incarnation of the master of lotus peanuts in Tibetan legends, and is a hero of Tibetan pride. This is a rare sight to see.

Here, for the first time, I learned that Seda's Tibetan opera originated from the Tibetan opera of Andorrabrang Temple, which is the "Northern school". It is mainly based on local languages, supplemented by Andorra languages, which combines folk songs, dances, and rap art. On the basis of temple music and dance, it absorbs artistic nutrition from Andorra, Tibet, Han Dynasty dramas and singing and dancing.