Hoh Xil is beautiful, especially in the no-man's land of Hoh Xil. At night, there are stars and mountains under your feet, the sky seems within reach, the hustle and bustle seems to be leaving you, and the soul washes away the lead at a certain moment. In the morning, standing at an altitude of 4600 meters above sea level, bathed in the morning light, thin and pure air fills your lungs, and in the distance, the trickle of snow water merges into a surging river, and the earth seems to be cut open. The rough beauty of nature is enough to shock you.

The proposition of "The Scream of Hoh Xil" is undoubtedly tragic and metaphysical, which contains many elements such as life, faith and environmental harmony. Some shocking figures record the existence and forever disappearance of the past, and tens of thousands of people signed and recommended it. I only hope this book can arouse the last conscience of mankind. At the same time, I want to remember this group of people who came to Hoh Xil far away from the worldly noise and explained morality, existence and belief with their lives ... This is a panoramic view of the existence of Hoh Xil and a sad song about life and belief.

The novel is about "I" leaving Dahei and going to Hoh Xil alone, where I met a British journalist Zhou Qing, who came here to film the mystery of Tibetan antelope's life and death, and prepared to take it to the British exhibition, determined to awaken the conscience of people all over the world to protect wild animals. "I" followed her lens to gradually understand the mystery of Tibetan antelope's slaughter. At the critical moment of life and death, a volunteer organization codenamed "Storm" appeared in the hinterland of Hoh Xil. They are struggling in despair, fighting against nature, poachers and themselves. Death is something that can happen at any time. Killing a person is no different from killing a sheep. Celestial burial without ceremony is their ultimate destination and the fate of hiring poachers. ...

This is the world of soul and belief, which is purely awesome. The author has no praise, satire, criticism or flogging. It just truly records the great tension from life and existence. They use life to interpret existence, morality and belief, and there is no ritual celestial burial, which is their ultimate destination. Shocked China's largest no-man's land, ten thousand people signed and recommended it.

All the recommendations are just to arouse people's respect for life! The tragedy of Tibetan antelope is a tragedy of Hoh Xil and also a tragedy of mankind. And let them go to tragedy, just because of human greed and cruelty. ...

A sad song about Hoh Xil.

Hoh Xil's crying is not only for the endangered Tibetan antelope, but also for the anti-poaching volunteers who interpret life, morality and faith, and those hired poachers who fight for their lives. ...