Juo Ma

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Juo Ma

“I used to be a nomad. Now all my yaks are given to my two sons who both live in the tents on the grassland. I live by myself in the village, and I have heart problems. After I attended the felt-making training workshop in 2014, I continued to felt hats at home. "

"A year later, I was hired to work here in SHANGDROK, and I’m happy to be able to work again and be surrounded by many friends. People in SHANGDROK said that I’m like “Sha Monk” (沙悟淨) in "Journey to the West" (西遊記), because I eat the least but am the fastest at work.”