There are many magnificent places in the Tibetan area, and Gyatso is one of them. The Gyatso Pass, also known as the Japanese Continent, has countless prayer flags flying in the wind. Jingulao Mountain is 4,000 meters above sea level with sparse vegetation, the sky is delicate and soft, and the mountains are rough and hard. The upper part of the field of view is pure tile blue, and the lower part is monotonous blush and grayish yellow. Except for the gray mountain road, there is almost no trace of life. The Tibetans picked up the scriptures in the places where people were often visited. The warriors used red, blue, yellow and green to achieve a balance between their strong boldness and the monotony of the day. Legend, the scriptures are engraved with six-character mantras. Whenever the wind blows, the blessings of the Tibetans are sent to the hearts of the Buddha.