Daughter Pasang Revives Xizang’s Ancient Eagle Flute Tradition

The eagle flute, a unique musical instrument cherished since ancient times, holds a special place in the nomadic culture of northern Xizang's Amdo region. Crafted from an eagle's wing bone, this instrument is not only a testament to the region's rich heritage but also a symbol of resilience and tradition.

For years, Yugo has been the sole guardian of the eagle flute, possessing both the skills to craft and play this rare instrument. Determined to pass on this legacy, Yugo has tirelessly searched for a worthy successor. His quest seemed fruitless until now, when his daughter, Pasang, emerged as a beacon of hope.

Having recently graduated from university, Pasang has embraced her father's passion with unwavering dedication. She faces the formidable challenge of sourcing the elusive eagle bones necessary to craft the flute, a task that requires not only perseverance but also a deep respect for nature and tradition.

Pasang's journey to master the eagle flute is a poignant story of heritage and determination. Her efforts to keep this ancient tradition alive highlight the importance of cultural preservation in a rapidly changing world.

To follow Pasang's inspiring journey and delve deeper into the heritage of Xizang, stay tuned for the upcoming documentary series, Once Upon a Time in Summer.

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