SONG OF TIBET

Dawa visits her grandparents, whom he has not seen for many years, in Lhasa. His grandmother, Yeshi Dolma, tells him about her romance with three different men for over 50 years.
Her husband, Jiacuo, was a optimistic, humorous mule-driver from kamba. They met during a trafficking trip and fell in love. Despite knowing that a powerful manor master, Gongsa, had led eye on Yeshe Dolma, Jiacuo ran with her and the two got married.
However, the wild and restless character of Jiacuo pushed Yeshe Dolma go back to Gongsa. Jiacuo could not stand Yeshe Dolma being Gongsa’s mistress and went back to his hometown with their son. Meanwhile, Gongsa fled on exile due to the political mutation in 1959, taking the second son of Yeshe Dolma with him.
Years later, Yeshe Dolma learned that Jiacuo was seriously ill so she immediately set foot on the difficult journey to find her husband. 
Poor, sick and desperate, she met the third man of her life, Sangqiu, an old friend with whom she had grown up together. Sangqiu and Yeshe Dolma liked each other since childhood but the two departed since Sangqiu decided to devote himself completely to religion. Their reunion happened during the Cultural Revolution when Sangqiu was forced to secularize. The long-gone fire was reset but Sangqiu gave up enventually the romance and persuaded Yeshe Dolma to go back to her husband.
Dawa is impressed by the story and decides to set up a reunion for the once -be lovers, who are now all old men…