This is a Chinese traditional character book. Chinese Book This is the Chih-Fei Bookstore, a Chinese book specialist store located in Nipponbashi, Osaka. We carry a wide variety of books, including Chinese literature, Japanese literature, Western literature, Hong Kong books, Taiwanese books, American Chinese books, art books, and magazines. We have many books that are not listed, so please feel free to comment. Welcome to the Chih-Fei Bookstore page. Our store is located in Nipponbashi, Osaka, and specializes in the import and sale of Chinese books. All simplified/traditional Chinese books can be pre-ordered (mainland books in about 7 days, Hong Kong and Taiwan books in 7-10 days, and American Chinese books in about 15 days). We also search for out-of-print books, so please feel free to inquire. Author: Li Jianglin Publisher: Linking Publishing Company Publication Date: 2017/02/08 Language: Traditional Chinese ISBN: 9789570848793 Specifications: Paperback / 288 pages / 17 x 23 x 1.44 cm / General / Black and White Printing / First Edition Published in: Taiwan By Li Jianglin, author of the "Tibet Trilogy" Following "1959: Lhasa! How the Dalai Lama Escaped," "When Iron Birds Fly in the Sky: The Secret War on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, 1956-1962," and "Secret Travels in the Tibetan Region," The new work, "The Reborn Guanyin: The Story of the Third Tibet," writes about the little-known stories of Tibetans in exile for more than half a century. For many Tibetans, "Shangri-La" is not north of the Himalayas, But south of the Himalayas, in a place called Dharamsala. From a cultural rather than geographical perspective, the Tibetan exile community centered on Dharamsala can be said to be the third Tibet. Dharamsala is a very complex place. It is a condensed place of Tibetan culture and a "temporary" home for exiled Tibetans. There, every Tibetan has their own story of exile, not just physical exile, but more profoundly, spiritual exile. Leaving the Tibetan region under totalitarian control and entering the unknown territory of India, what awaits them is a new world they never imagined. Li Jianglin personally visited Dharamsala and listened to the stories of courage, hardship, doubt, and rebirth told by one exiled Tibetan after another.