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The Dai give thanks for the rivers and fertile lands which have nurtured their culture.
傣族人感恩養育了傣族文化的河流以及肥沃的土地。
Though to some it might seem just an excuse for the biggest water fight of all time.
或許這看上去只是為了打上一場大水仗的借口。
Dai lives are changing as towns get bigger and modernize but the Water Splashing Festival is still celebrated by all.
隨著小鎮的發展以及現代化 傣族人的生活正發生著改變，潑水節依舊是眾所周知的
The rivers which lie at the heart of Dai life and culture flow from the distant mountains of Tibet, southward through central Yunnan in great parallel gorges.
著名的傣族節日，河流穿越了傣族人生活與習俗的心臟地帶，發源于西藏遙遠的山脈之中，河水向南流經了宏偉的平行峽谷中的云南中部。
Lying at the far eastern end of the Himalayas, the Hengduan mountains form Yunnan's northern border with Tibet. Kawakarpo, crown of the Hengduan range, is a site of holy pilgrimage.
頭枕著遙遠的喜馬拉雅山脈東部的末端橫斷山脈構成了滇北的邊界并與西藏相交。卡瓦格博峰是橫斷山脈之上的王冠 也是圣潔朝圣者旅途的一站。
The Dai now live in the borders of tropical Vietnam and Laos, but their legends tell of how their ancestors came here by following the rivers from mountain lands in the cold far north.
傣族人現在居住在與越南以及老撾接壤的熱帶地區，他們的傳說講述了先輩是怎樣來到這兒的從寒冷而又遙遠的北方山區順流而下。
Yet, its formidable peak remains unconquered. Yunnan's mountains are remote, rugged and inaccessible.
然而 她那令人敬畏的頂點至今未被征服。云南的山不但遙遠而且崎嶇。
