Tibetans are the main ethnic group living on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau. The influence of Tibetan local religion and Tibetan Buddhism permeates all aspects of society, thus forming folk customs and aesthetic tastes different from other ethnic groups.
Before the introduction of Indian Buddhism into Tibet, the ancient elephant, the male Buddha, the dharma and the teachings of Yong Zhong Ben prevailed. Long before Indian Buddhism was introduced into Tibet, this religion had been widely spread in the snowy plateau, and it was the most important spiritual belief of people in Xizang. Before the 7th century, all astronomers, educators, translators, doctors, diviners, fortune tellers, geomancers, and literate scholars in Xiangxiong, Tibet, could be called Benbo. At that time, all cultures and religious beliefs on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau could be called Benjiao. "Benjiao" is actually not only a simple religious belief, but also the cultural system, philosophical thinking, civilized manners, folk customs, national spirit and social education of Tibetan compatriots.
Most people in Tibet are believers. They are devout and selfless. They come to the Jokhang Temple to worship step by step. We may not know their beliefs, but we should respect them. If you want to take pictures, please ask the other person for advice.
Offering Hada shows welcome and respect to the guests. When addressing people's names, it shows respect and kindness, followed by the word "la". Don't step on the threshold when entering the door. You can sit cross-legged when you are seated in a Tibetan home. Colored prayer flags, also called the Wind Horse Flag, are hung on trees, mountains and roofs, with six-character mantra written on them. They think that once the prayer flags surge, they mean chanting, so don't pull them.