The Wind Comes from Bortala

This book is a realistic novel focusing on the spiritual return and value reshaping of young people in the new era. Internet writer Qi Mingyuan was stuck in a creative bottleneck and went to Bortala, Xinjiang alone. On the banks of Sailimu Lake, he was moved by the pure persistence of the Mongolian girl Wu Yunqiqige to protect the grassland with her camera. Later, he met one after another "wind chasers" who have taken root in the border, such as doctors and agricultural experts who are aiding Xinjiang. From learning to ride horses, drinking milk tea, to participating in rescue operations, he transformed from a bystander into a witness in the daily life of people of all ethnic groups helping each other. The real temperature of the grassland and the dedication of everyone completely cured his mental anxiety and made him realize: the most touching stories are not in fictional plots, but in the breath of the earth. The novel uses an encounter to connect multiple perspectives and paints a youthful picture of border development and youth responsibility in the context of the "One Belt, One Road" initiative.