Compared to the Potala Palace or the Jokhang Temple in Lhasa, the Tashilhunpo Temple looks a lot cleaner, with few tourists, and more are dressed in plain Tibetans or lamas in red. Compared with tourists who come to visit, the Tibetans who worship here come with a sincere look. In the deep eyes, they see the sacred faith. In a sense, it is more like the way the temple itself should be. The road to Tashilhunpo is very primitive, witnessing the vicissitudes of the past few hundred years. The mottled martyrdom, toward the heart of the yearning, step by step, branded in the memory of the annual ring, only the pace of pilgrimage will never stop. Here, their religious beliefs enshrine a pure soul, and their lives are simple and satisfying.