Langmu Temple in Gannan Luqu in the sleet

In the cold winter, I embarked on a journey to Gannan Luqu Langmu Temple. This is a journey to find inner peace, and also a journey to explore my own soul. In this unfamiliar place, I saw Tibetan temples different from those in the mainland, and their unique charm deeply fascinated me. Luqu, a small county town located in Gannan Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, Gansu Province, although geographically remote, it has a rich cultural heritage. And Langmu Temple is the cultural treasure of Luqu, it is one of the important temples of the Gelug sect of Tibetan Buddhism, and it is also a symbol of Luqu. In the sleet, I came to Langmu Temple. The architectural style of this temple is unique and completely different from the temples in the mainland. Its architectural colors are bright, the form is unique, and it is full of strong Tibetan style. Every brick and tile of the temple seems to be telling an ancient story, which makes people want to understand deeply. I walked in the courtyard of the temple in the sleet, feeling the tranquility and peace here. The rain hit me, it was cold, but I felt a comfort that I had never had before. This comfort comes from inner peace, and also from love for this place. I stopped in front of the main hall of the temple, watching those devout believers, their faces filled with peaceful smiles, and their eyes shining with firm faith. I was deeply moved by them, and I was also shocked by their persistence in faith. I checked in in the sleet, recording this special moment. I know that this moment will become a part of my life and a part of my memory. I will remember this moment, remember this place, remember this temple, remember this city. This trip allowed me to see a culture different from the mainland, and I felt a charm different from the mainland. I know that I will come here again and feel everything here again. Because, I have fallen in love with this place, fallen in love with its culture, and fallen in love with its people.