The World Longest Epic saga

　　The Life of King Gesar is a heroic epic collectively created by China's Tibetans. Originating in the folk oral traditions passed down among Tibetan generations for some 1,000 years, it has been collected as a work composed of 120-odd volumes, with more than 1 million verses, totalling over 20 million words. It is the longest epic known to the world, and has been called the Orient's Homeric Epic.

　　- The Origins and Significance of the Epic
　　- Plot Briefs
　　- Collection of and Research on the Epic
　　- The Fruit and Wisdom of Folk Artists
　　- Influence Spreads to Foreign Countries