For most of the Tibet trip, things went all right for Yang, but there was one moment when he felt embarrassed and uneasy.
"That was at Nam Co," he says. "A girl and I wanted to go back to Lhasa, but we couldn't get a free 1until 3 or 4 o'clock in the afternoon when a pickup truck came and 2to take us." But there was only one 3for them. Yang is a gentleman, so he gave the seat to the girl, but he 4all of his things on the truck.
When he realized his mistake, it was already too late. He couldn't 5up with the truck, and he didn't have a cell phone to call the police or the girl. He had to walk alone 6_ the road. "I walked for hours on the road, and I 7worried about the worst result 8that I may die of thirst or freeze to death," he says. He was 9enough to finally catch a bus to Lhasa, where he met the girl again and got what he had left on the truck.
The trip didn't only 10Yang good memories and friends but also beautiful photos. He used these photos to make postcards andthem on his campus. "I earned some money from this business, which will be enough for my next trip, "Yang says.
