Visitors from Chang'an: Kunlun Boy Breaks into the Imperial Capital

Leti, a Tajik boy who grew up deep in Kunlun, has a burning ambition to travel thousands of miles across the mountains and rivers. He bid farewell to his homeland and rode his horse through the sandy Gobi Desert. The wind and sand roughened his clothes, and allowed him to see all kinds of things in the world that he had never experienced before - the warmth of each other along the ancient road, the dangers in the wilderness, and the ordinary fireworks in the marketplace in a foreign land. Walking under the stars and the moon along the way, covered with dust and dust, the young man finally saw the majestic city wall of Chang'an. In the alleys of Zhumen Street, he met his sweetheart who was hanging the pot to help the world. Her gentle eyes filled with light that was clearer than the snow peaks of Kunlun; in the noisy wine shop, he saw the handsome figure of the poet Li Bai, and the spirit of his drunkenness coincided with his ambition to conquer the world. The wind of Chang'an brought his love and yearning, and allowed this young man from Kunlun to finally turn the distance into the hot world under his feet.