Back to the 60s: The Struggle Career of a Charmed Wife

Lu Jiang did not mind at all; the customs of the Tibetan compatriots have always been very different from those of the Han people.

In the old times, Tibetans practiced polygyny, polyandry, mother and daughter sharing a husband, father and son sharing a wife, brothers sharing a wife; except for polygyny, do any of these marital practices exist among Han people? No, they do not.

Here, they could not feel the outside world’s storms and strife.

Here, they could let go, laugh heartily, and engage in spirited discussions.

Feng Qingxue liked this atmosphere very much. Friendship made her feel relaxed, not having to live in constant fear, not worrying about relatives and friends, and not fearing the hanging sword that might fall at any moment.

Before saying goodbye, Basang Zhuoma gave her a new Tibetan robe with an apron and also gave Fubao a Seven Treasures Necklace.

The seven treasures of their Buddhist culture refer to amber, giant clam shell, pearl, coral, gold, silver, and carnelian, with large and irregular pieces of old amber strung together, interspersed with turquoise, agate, and other gems, creating a brilliant and uniquely charming array of colors.

Fubao loved it so much and hung it around her neck, "Does my necklace look nice?"