我的藏族女儿
2011-9
五洲传播出版社
李莎
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Tibetans make up almost 93% of the
population in Tibet Autonomous Region of China. Roughly 53% of the
5.2 million Tibetans in the country live in Tibet, but the rest
live mostly concentrated in Yunnan, Sichuan, Gansu and Qinghai
provinces. Six years of frequent visits and involvement with the
Tibetan communities of two of these provinces brought me certain
knowledge of those wonderful people. Through the stories of my two
Tibetan daughters, both from ordinary families, let's discover the
lives and culture, the harsh natural environment, the society,
school and work, the dreams and challenges of the Tibetans living
in Yunnan and in Qinghai.
Lisa Carducci (Chinese name 李莎),born in
Canada, has been living in China since 1991, where she ended three
decades of a teaching career before working with CCTV and with
Beijing Review. She has travelled the whole country, especially
after her retirement in 2007 when she started writing the series
These Wonderful People of Xinjiang (also Ningxia, Guangxi, Inner
Mongolia). The writer's bibliography totals over 60 books and
thousands of articles in a range of languages.
Part Ⅰ: My Tibetan daughter
How it started
My 2006 trip and the changes I observed in 2010
Home, sweet home!
Surprising news
The new house
Chini Village and the villagers
My clever daughter
Education in Chini
How they work
Are you hungry？
Losar
The local monastery
From the second day
Religion
A wedding
Departure
Doctor or accountant
Part Ⅱ: Qinghai children are my children
Why Qinghai？
Five years later, a voice....
On my way back
Repkong in winter
Joining efforts to go further
Responsibility means openness
Not always as we wish
No more school building
Still much to do
A parallel school system
What should the school language be？
A closer contact
Another Losar
Chu san, the third day of the year
Conclusion
Appendix: About Cordyceps Sinensis
