Tears of the Reverend Lama(1994)
The great writer Dashdorji Natsagdorji's story "Tears of the Reverend Lama" criticizes the sufferings of Tserenlham women and Lodon Geshes, and reveals the process of changes in Mongolian society and the formation of new classes. Based on this story, it is intended to show the low fate of women in any society.
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The great writer Dashdorji Natsagdorji's story "Tears of the Reverend Lama" criticizes the sufferings of Tserenlham women and Lodon Geshes, and reveals the process of changes in Mongolian society and the formation of new classes. Based on this story, it is intended to show the low fate of women in any society.
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1994-01-11
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