About the book:

The young Worma dreamed of becoming the greatest storyteller in the village. In his eyes, the village had never been that small and the world never that big. One day, he realized that the changes in the village only lay in the coming and leaving of people. Deeply influenced by the Khams-pa spirit, he somehow understood the elder generation's pride and their ancestors' glory. Khamspa people consider ancient traditions as the criterion of their belief. All their experience brings the growth of their souls. The young Worma observed the place with his eyes: time passed slowly there. In this simple and rustic world, Worma was growing up. However, the construction of a road caused his village to change . . .