The quartz and analcime dissolutions in the coarse clastic rocks of Ahe Formation of the Lower Jurassic in Tugeerming anticlinal structural belt in eastern Kuqa Depression suggest that the stronger alkaline diagenetic environment probably exists during its early stage of diagenetic evolution. Calcite cement formed in the alkaline environment holds the original interstice between the clastic grains and strengthens the compactibility-resistance of the clastic rocks. In the late stage, calcite cements are dissolved due to weathering and eluviation, and the original interstices are released and the reservoir property of Ahe Formation becomes better.