Mysterious Queen Vale of Sichuan, China: The eccentricity of a woman marrying Dolf

The Queen's valley, in the Himalayas, is the ancient name of the upper river basins in the western Sichuan region of China, such as the large and small Kingawa.

This area has been eroded by glaciers and currents, which form high mountain canyons of approximately 5,000 metres above sea level.

In the valley, about 200 metres above sea level, rivers are surrounded by steep cliffs.

Since time immemorial, the tribe around the Mont Murdo has been referred to as the Queen “Kamo Chavaf”, which, taken together, means the valley.

The name is from the Tibetan language “rGyalmorong”, meaning “Queen Valley”.

The beauty of the Queen's Valley is cloudy, with its ancient and razed origins combined with the hybrids of the Mongols and the Qing Dynasty Mansion, which give them a healthy body and a sturdy body, not only as beautiful women, but also as men.

Women are in a higher position: cultural elements such as female worship, multi-managery, marriage without a fixed sexual partner, Zhangqing, and sanctuaries, affecting the Yagi River basin and the Dynamite River basin to date.

The Queen's Valley scenery: the ideal of “one human being, one human being” has been achieved by integrating the mystical ancient wind and water doctrine into the thick religious and cultural base.

The girls in the Queen's Valley wear a hundred skirts and are extremely rare in Tibetan areas.

With the exception of the practice of wearing a hundred skirts in the countryside near the Nassi area, which is influenced by the Mosos, there is no such practice among Tibetans in other Tibetan areas.

So, the custom of wearing a tuxedo may be the queen's preference.

It was a long time ago.

In the past, the Queen's Valley, the hidden towers along the Great Golden River, had been charged with the defence of the fortress and the bonfire.

There is a great variety of ancient caves, such as pyramids, moorings, houseyards, quadrants, octopus, etc., and a slope of more than 30 degrees, which is greater than the slant of Italy than the sacrificial tower.

The former local governor's tower, the gates, the walls, and the well-guarded and well-structured facade of the city in the middle of which the local people are known as “Munzagou” is the “Queen's Palace”.

The matrilineal societies are prevalent, with genital relics of worship, such as the majestic pebbles that are visible when fog is present in the Murdoch mountains as the local male progeny; some of the ancient quails are divided between “mothers” and “dominums”, which are marked by wooden strips such as female centipals or female vaginas, which are marked by “male genitals”; the frog canteens produced here are unique to Dunbars and are a symbol of female reproductive ability; and the tectonic tables in the building are divided between male mothers, male ones, and female ones are used for smoky cigarettes.

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