In recent years, Tibet has always been over-consumed by people. Whether it is travel check-in or folk culture, this place full of mystery is gradually pushed into the public eye.
It seems that this magical land can always inspire artists' creative inspiration. The
lens is a landscape, and everything you look at is a story.
, like the previous Tibetan-themed movies "Kang Rinpoche" and "Seven Seven Days" , let us know about the exploration of no man's land and the difficulty of pilgrimage. The movie
recommended to everyone today also has the emotional power to hit humanity directly. The name of the movie is called-
"Alajang Color"
As a Tibetan, if you want to go to Lhasa on a pilgrimage, you will not easily say it. Once you export it, you make a wish, and you must complete the wish. Even if
will die on the road.
And how far is it from Jiarong to Lhasa?
can only walk about 5000 meters on foot every day, and it takes at least 7 to 8 months to complete the entire pilgrimage process.
Nuoerwu is a child "different from other children" in the family. His eyes are full of loneliness and anger. The long-term separation of
from his parents has caused Nuoerwu to be very alienated from his family. He wanted to be close to his mother, but he couldn't forgive his mother and stepfather for not taking themselves with him.
The contradictory Nuoerwu had to use his own way to fight against this unfair life.
After visiting his parents and children, Oma went on the road.
She took the protective gear made for her by her husband Roerji, and the sound of two pieces of wood accompany her along the way.
and Omar were accompanied by two girls who were responsible for helping with some luggage.
After a while, the two girls couldn't stand the hardship on the pilgrimage, and abandoned Oma one after another.
Oma dragged everything on the road alone, his body went from bad to worse, and everything became more difficult.
Omar walked alone for two months.
On the other side, Roerji quickly learned of Oma's condition, he chased him out of the house, and asked Oma to go back for treatment.
Oma refused to listen and insisted on going to Lhasa. Roerke couldn't hold her back, but he was worried, so he had to go with Oma.
At this moment, Nuo Erwu also caught up with him under the escort of his uncle.
Although he was indifferent to the mother of Oma on weekdays, this time, he insisted on accompany her to Lhasa.
So the "family of three" who had never really gotten along with each other went on the road together in this way.
This may be Omar's happiest moment.
Husband and son came to the side, although the knot between them was still there, but when the family was sitting around the bonfire and singing Alajang, Oma showed a long-lost smile.
Unfortunately, the good times didn't last long. Soon, Omar was critically ill and couldn't keep his head long.
Before she died, she finally revealed her heart to Roerkitan.
Actually, what she dreamed of that night was her ex-husband, and going to Lhasa on the pilgrimage has always been the last wish of her ex-husband. And Oma knew that her illness was beyond cure, and she didn't want to die in the hospital with a tube filled with herself.
So, she chose to fulfill this promise with her ex-husband.
Roerji listened silently, then lay down gently beside his wife.
At this moment, the relationship between the two is so close, yet so distant.
has reluctance and relief. After Roerji handled his wife's affairs, he and Nuoerwu continued their trip to Lhasa. The death of
Oma broke the bond between Roerji and Nuoerwu, and their relationship became more cramped and at a loss. During the
trip, Roerji tried to send Nuoerwu home, but failed.
Nuoerwu said from the bottom of his heart while running: "You don't like me, so you don't let me go to your house."
Roerji squatted on the side of the road and took out the photos of Oma from his pocket. After a long time, tears were shed for the first time.
can have its own definite number. They ran into a little donkey whose mother had just passed away on
. Nuoerwu insisted on bringing this little donkey with him. He felt that this little donkey followedHe has a similar fate.
Roerji couldn't stand the donkey's existence at first, but slowly accepted it later.
Two people, a donkey, the father-son relationship in the eyes of outsiders is also gradually internalized. The father and son
have finally reached a reconciliation and acceptance of each other along the way. In the face of fate, Roerji and Nuoerwu have depended on each other since then. This can be regarded as the greatest comfort to the dead.
Assembling and dispersing are all fate, clutching is the total affection.
Human nature is complex and slender. It is difficult for us to tell what love is? It is fetters and companionship, forgiveness and redemption...
Alajang, let us finish this glass of wine and move on.
