Tang Bo Hui Meng Stele Details Lhasa History
Seven hundred historical murals, known as the Shiji Huilang, detail the construction process of the Jokhang Temple in Lhasa. The artwork illustrates the labor and casualties suffered by craftsmen during the building process.
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Sources · 7 independent
CNR Voice of China
“七百幅珍贵的历史长践壁画 整整绘制了五年才完成 也被称为史记回郎...它详细记录了当年修建红宫时的完整过程...最令人震撼的是這裡还真實描繪了在施工過程當中因貪叹造成工匠傷亡的情景”
CNR Voice of China
“These murals are not just authentic artworks, but a history written with colors and lines, recording the wisdom and sweat of craftsmen from various ethnic groups who jointly created civilization.”
CNR Voice of China
“記錄著各族工匠共同創造文明的智慧與汗水 這裡呀是大昭寺 當地人說先有大昭寺後有拉薩城”
CNR Voice of China
“It is the famous Tang Bo Hui Meng Stele, established in 823 AD. The body is 4.78 meters high, and the front contains the full text of the Tibetan-Chinese bilingual treaty.”
CNR Voice of China
“碑体高4.78米 正面是藏汉双语蒙约的全文 现在存于大昭寺正门的右侧 這塊石碑見證了唐朝與土坡之間”
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