The song “In the Jewel Land of China” (Sa Gyanak Norbu) describes the roles of three major figures of a society: the spiritual master, the king, and the wise villager. Performed in this video by Leki Tshomo from Daagsa village, Mongar, the song speaks of a monastery built behind a jewel mountain where there resides a spiritual master, whose purpose is to spread spiritual teachings. Similarly, the song talks about a fortress where a king lives, and a village where a wise man lives. The responsibility of the king is to enhance the prosperity in his kingdom; the wise man spreads words of wisdom and songs that are insightful and melodious.