When my eldest baby and I made plans for our future family, I thought of my baby's nickname, Little Tashi. I didn't expect the big baby husband to be moved, so just say thank you.
It turned out that the oldest baby was named Tashi by Tibetan grandmother, and I never knew it.
What a coincidence. Husband says Tashi is a boy's name, but what about a girl all her life? Tashi is not suitable, is he? In fact, I like Tashi, not to mention her husband's previous name, which is particularly meaningful and can be used by both men and women. Now that my husband has put forward his opinion, I can't be too autocratic and start thinking about the name of the baby girl.
Nanga Bawa Peak is a sacred mountain, representing luck. Every time I go to my husband's place, I pass through Nanga Bawa Peak. In fact, when I first entered Tibet, I was not so lucky to see the truth. I said to my eldest baby, who was not my husband at that time, it seems that I am not so lucky. ...
My husband sent me a photo of Nangarbawa Peak he had seen before, saying that he would give me luck.
So up to now, my mobile phone screen is still the Nangarbawa Peak sent to me by my husband. Well, if the girl's nickname is Nanga.