Iryda Pelipenko

As for Nepali society, wow! Nepalis are incredibly resilient. Sometimes I feel like the whole world could collapse, and Nepal would still keep going.

I've seen it myself. There were years when the country had no stable government, but life carried on. I've visited Nepal many times, and I remember when people only had electricity for a few hours a day. Everyone was using generators. I still recall walking through Thamel; all you could hear was the constant hum of generators.

But people just adapted. That resilience is something very unique and something I admire.

Nepal also has a rich artistic legacy. Even mighty China recognised Nepali artisans as far back as the 13th century. Nepali artists wrote music and created beautiful works long before that, but the 13th century is one of the most famous mentions.

That spirit of creativity-of art and expression-is still deeply embedded in the Nepali identity. It's in the DNA.

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