西藏自驾（一）

In the summer of 2007, I drove to Tibet with my family. Shangri-La, Markam, Markam County, Rawu, Bome, Gongbo'Gyamda Lhasa, Golmud, Xining Shangri-La – Markam We left Shangri-La and went north along G214, climbing all the way up. Gradually, my wife and I started to have headaches. My daughter said proudly that she didn’t feel anything. I said, why don’t you play with your game console. It had a very simple game on it that she played from time to time. Confused, she asked, why has the game become difficult? ! I said that's because your brain's response to things slows down due to lack of oxygen. There was a road construction near G214 Diqing. We couldn’t pass. There happened to be a bus to Lhasa, and we found another way. The road was bumpy and we continue to climb up. In the end we didn’t catch up with the bus. Moreover, my engine was overheating Only then did I realize that even when we were talking face to face Our voices sounded like they were drifting from afar. It seemed very quiet around us. There were no other vehicles on the road and there were no traffic signs. But my confidence has not diminished at all. A herd appeared But they weren’t yaks found in Tibetan areas. Finally we got on a highway and saw the road sign to Tibet. After crossing the Jinsha River, we entered Tibet. Thanks for watching!