Comprehensive film and television travel

Changran had bought most of the honey that Suolang had hoarded and put it in the space. He wanted to help him relieve some of the financial pressure. He also thought that this honey was really good and could be used in the future.

Someone wants to occupy the community's warehouse, so Suolang sells the remaining peppers at a low price. The current situation is much better than in the drama.

My father's old rival, Gongdan, died of a sudden heart attack. He has been very sad recently.

They are also worried that after he passes away, future generations will never be able to hear the Tibetan opera performed by their older generation again.

Suo Lang suggested recording all the performances he wanted to pass on. This way, everyone can always see them in the future. His stage image will never fade.

After hearing this suggestion, my father suddenly became enlightened and felt much better. He prepared to re-stage the Eight Great Tibetan Operas, performing the entire play from beginning to end. At the same time, he invited a professional, high-level filming unit to record it.

The requirements for shooting are high, and the price is also high. After consulting with my father, he conservatively estimated that it would cost 200,000 yuan.

Although Chang Ran claimed that he collected and sold herbs when traveling, it would be fine if he took out 30,000 or 50,000 yuan as pocket money. But if he took out 200,000 yuan at once, his family might worry that he was a drug dealer.

If you don't have money, you can think of other ways. I suggest that you can shoot one play at a time, and then make CDs and sell them. This will not only supplement the subsequent shortage of funds, but may also make a profit.

Regarding the sales, I can find someone to help me. Of course, this person refers to the puppet.

With this method, the financial pressure was instantly reduced a lot. Xu Shaojie is also helping to apply for art funds.

Suolang was not at home these days. The first product that Dazhen promoted in the Tibet selection project of Haohaoshenghuo.com was Gangba sheep. He also gave Suolang the opportunity to be a supplier.

With the help of Xu Shaojie, Suolang went to Gangba County, Shigatse, found Gangba sheep, and asked Dazhen to go with him to collect the sheep.

After many difficulties, they finally received the sheep. They just returned to Lhasa. But this is only the first step. There are still various links such as inspection and quarantine, cutting, packaging, transportation, etc. And all of these require money.

After Qu Zong found out, he gave Suolang 20,000 yuan, which was her own salary. It was not from the Sweet Tea House, and my father couldn't stop it. Chang Ran also gave 30,000 yuan.

After this trip to Gangba, Sonam and Dazhen got along much better, and everyone was happy to see their relationship come to fruition.

Unfortunately, Qu Zong and Xu Shaojie were not so lucky. Their love affair was known to their families.

My father didn't agree with Qu Zong's return to Shandong. Qu Zong was doing well at work here. Besides, he was worried about her marrying so far away.

Although the other family members were reluctant, they still respected Qu Zong's choice.

Gesang moved to the Gaji compound. Jiumei and Quzong also met. When they were young, they met in a teahouse while listening to the story of King Gesar. They had some innocent feelings for each other. Later, Jiumei left without saying goodbye and they never met again.

This time they rented a house in a community, and Solang was not injured while moving things.

Changran and Gesang also saw him. Gesang was very happy to see an acquaintance.

The two had only met before when traveling. If the other person was not a character in the plot, he would not take the initiative to get to know him. Now that they knew each other, Changran also regarded Gesang as a friend.

His postgraduate major is Chinese medicine - Tibetan medicine. He has always preferred to practice Chinese medicine. He also did his internship at a Tibetan hospital to experience the characteristics of Tibetan medicine.

I am not destined to meet Dr. Yin Wei this time. I hope he can find a satisfactory apprentice, fulfill his wish, and leave his skills and knowledge in Lhasa.