Wang Gang 
Kashgar 

This is an autobiographical novel. The enthusiasm of adolescence does not seem to be completely faded in Wang Gang. In the novel, he uses a 17-year-old "I" to talk about everything in Xinjiang. The sunny and fresh-aired Kashgar, Aksu, Korla, Shaya and other places are like new pictures reappearing in front of readers. The town in southern Xinjiang is like a painting of Cezanne. Blue plants and merchants in green clothing represent the best in Wang Gang”s memory. All this is revealed from the heart of a teenager in adolescence, who does not shy away from the secrets of that age: the hormonal desire of "I", the yearning for women in the art corps, the uneasiness of the repressed adolescence in the frontier, the sensitivity and vulnerability of that serious era, and the irrepressible loneliness…