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Oct 2, 2026
Powering China, reshaping Tibet
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0:00Lobsang YangtsoGUEST
[singing] We would just lie down and then, you know, drink directly from the river with your mouth.
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0:16Lobsang YangtsoGUEST
And then I have this memory because, uh, when I turn over that side, you know, I could see a horse drinking at the same time as well.
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0:22Lobsang YangtsoGUEST
[water sloshing] [laughs] Yeah, I mean, you can just, you know, lie down, uh, lie on your...
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3:45Neil KingHOST
In the summer, the river was still cool, fed by snow melt from soaring mountain peaks, and in the winter, when it froze over-
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3:58Lobsang YangtsoGUEST
Uh, even though we don't have a, a, you know, i- proper ice skating that we see, but then you would see small kids, you know, they have a small wooden chair or something like that, and then your friends pushing you, and then you just, yeah, rowing.