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Fed by the mountain glaciers, the Tibetan plateau even has its own inland sea. This is Qinghai Lake, China's largest.
憑借著高山冰川，青藏高原甚至形成了自己的內(nèi)陸湖——青海湖，中國最大的內(nèi)陸湖。
Millions of years of evaporation have concentrated the minerals in the lake, turning the water salty. Rich in fish, its waters attract thousands of cormorants.
經(jīng)過百萬年的蒸發(fā)，礦物質(zhì)濃縮了在湖中，使水變得咸了。湖中豐富的魚資源吸引了成千上萬的鸕鶿。
But it's not just wildlife that values Tibet's lakes and seas. Their life-giving waters are also important to people.
西藏的湖泊不僅是野生動物的家園，其間的水也使得人類的生命得以延續(xù)。
Tibetan religion is a unique mix of Buddhism and much older Shamanic beliefs that were once widespread throughout the region.
西藏的宗教是佛教以及曾經(jīng)在此地廣為流傳的古老薩滿教的獨(dú)特的混合體。
This hybrid religion forms the basis of an extraordinary relationship with nature. In Shamanic belief, the land is imbued with magical properties which aid communication with the spirit world.
這種混合信仰構(gòu)成了，他們與自然獨(dú)特關(guān)系的基礎(chǔ)，在薩滿教義中，這片土地被賦予了魔力，使之能夠幫助與精神世界進(jìn)行交流。
