The team of Gengdeng Quezhi from Qinghai Province, China, used liquid gold as raw material to write the texts of “Lam rim chen mo” and “Sngags rim chen mo” by hand and combined them into a book. Verified on-site by the World Record Certification Agency (WRCA), the book measured 142 cm long, 63 cm wide and 81 cm thick, totaling 1,540 pages, recognized as “the world’s largest handwritten gold book”.
The team of Gengdeng Quezhi from Qinghai Province, China, used liquid gold as raw material to write the texts of “Lam rim chen mo” and “Sngags rim chen mo” by hand and combined them into a book. Verified on-site by the World Record Certification Agency (WRCA), the book measured 142 cm long, 63 cm wide and 81 cm thick, totaling 1,540 pages, recognized as “the world’s largest handwritten gold book”.
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