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Mirror of Emptiness
In Mirror of Emptiness, Ma Li documented the environment and living condition in high plateau societies, a life with refreshing barley and wheat, whipped by rough and brutal sand and snow storms.
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In Mirror of Emptiness, Ma Li documented the environment and living condition in high plateau societies, a life with refreshing barley and wheat, whipped by rough and brutal sand and snow storms.
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