If you travel to Tibet, you will find Buddhist colors and symbols everywhere. Tibetan artworks feature many auspicious patterns, such as patterns of Buddhist items, with a certain symbolic meaning.
Tibetan Opera, aka Lhamo, is theatrical plays of Tibet with singing and masked dancing. It was formed in the 14th century and spread on the Tibetan Plateau. In the 17th century, it's separated from the religious rituals of the monasteries. The eight repertoires often performed are mostly originated from the myths and legends in Buddhist scriptures to persuade good and punish evil. Inherited the essence of Tibetan culture, Tibetan opera is an integral part of local life, showcasing its outlook, and reflecting people's thoughts and feelings.
