In this "Love Song of Cangyang Gyatso", the yearning for true love and the persistence of faith are unified. He was given the name of Cangyang Jiacuo, and with the help of the special cultural meaning and mystery of Tibet, Tibetan Buddhism and the Dalai Lama Cangyang Jiacuo, he strengthened his persistence and sacredness in the pursuit of secular true love. Chanting scriptures, turning scriptures, kowtowing and turning mountains are mysterious religious beliefs of Tibetan Buddhism, which contain and embody the persistence and piety of faith. "Fingertips touching" and "sticking to your warmth" are true and delicate, and also reflect the yearning and infatuation for "you".
the other day
On that day?
I closed my eyes and immersed myself in the fragrant fog of the temple.
I suddenly heard the truth in your hymn; ?
That January?
I shake all the curved pipes.
Not to cross over,
Just to touch your fingertips; ?
That year,?
Kowtow and crawl on the mountain road.
Not for the audience?
Just to stick to your warmth;
That kind of life?
Turn the stupa over mountains and waters.
Not for the afterlife?
Just to meet you on the road. ?
That January?
I gently turned all the curved pipes.
Not for crossing, fingerprints; ?
That year,?
I kowtowed and embraced the dust.
Not for the Buddha,
Just to stick to your warmth; ?
That kind of life?
I searched hundreds of mountains.
Not for the afterlife?
Just to meet you on the road; ?
It's just that that night, I forgot everything,
Abandoned faith, abandoned reincarnation,
For the rose that once cried in front of the Buddha?
Has long lost its former glory.