A stage photo of modern Tibetan dance drama "Shambhala"

The dancers made a big Mandala on the stage together and destroyed it at the end of the drama. The audience gasped in a long and deep sigh as they saw the destruction of a real work of art.

"Humankind can take nothing with them after death. I hope everyone can drop their excessive lust and find the real meaning of life," said Wanma.

People's views may vary on where Shambhala really is -- it maybe in Tibet, Qinghai, Yunnan or some places you can never find, but for Wanma, the answer is quite simple: it is in one's own heart.

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