"Soul Mountain" is a novel written by Chinese author Gao Xingjian, published in 1990. The book is a semi-autobiographical narrative that follows the journey of a man who travels through the remote landscapes of China, seeking meaning and understanding in his life. It blends elements of fiction, philosophy, and spirituality, reflecting on themes of identity and existence. The novel is notable for its unique structure, combining prose and poetic elements. It explores the relationship between the individual and nature, as well as the complexities of human emotions. "Soul Mountain" received the Nobel Prize in Literature in 2000, highlighting its significance in contemporary literature.