Drolma, a young Tibetan singer, experiences challenges adapting to the fast pace of life in Beijing after growing up in the tranquil Tibetan region of Ngawa. While deeply rooted in Buddhist traditions, she feels displaced by the urban environment shaped by Han Chinese customs. Despite this, Drolma desires to elevate her voice on an international stage and share Tibetan music and culture globally. Jin Huaqing's film illustrates the complexities of globalization, identity, and ambition within Drolma's transformative journey.
"Drolma, a young Tibetan singer, struggles to adapt to the fast-paced life in Beijing, reflecting the tensions of globalization and cultural identity."
"Raised in Ngawa, she is accustomed to the slow Tibetan traditions yet yearns for a global platform to showcase her culture."
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