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Late Bloomer Author: Mo Yan Publisher: People's Literature Publishing House Nobel Prize winner
Late Bloomer Author: Mo Yan Publisher: People's Literature Publishing House Nobel Prize winner
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Introduction · · · · · ·
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Nobel Prize winner Mo Yan
First work after winning the award
Ten years of accumulation, brand new personnel.
A single word can make a thousand-foot-high wall stand still.
Mo Yan's imagination soars above the entire state of human existence.
——Nobel Prize in Literature Award Speech
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This is Mo Yan's first work after he won the Nobel Prize in Literature.
Rooted in the native land, listen carefully to the wind and rain from all sides;
Create a role model and boldly borrow from all aspects.
From "Red Sorghum" to "Late-maturing People", it has stepped from the depths of history into the various aspects of reality, and has reached a variety of scenes since the beginning of the world.
It is still the Mo Yan that readers are familiar with, but he brings us an unfamiliar and surprising reading experience.
I believe that Mo Yan will continue to write great works after winning the award. He really has a kind of power and no one can stop him.
——Espmark, former chairman of the Nobel Prize in Literature Committee
If we were to rank the top five short stories in the world, Mo Yan's should be among them.
——Oe Kenzaburo, Nobel Prize winner in Literature and famous Japanese writer
About the Author · · · · · ·
Mo Yan, a native of Gaomi, Shandong, is the winner of the 2012 Nobel Prize in Literature and the first Chinese writer to receive this honor.
His representative works include 11 novels such as Red Sorghum, Big Breasts and Wide Hips, Sandalwood Death, Life and Death Are Wearing Me Out, and Frog, and more than 100 short and medium-length novels such as Transparent Carrot, White Dog Swing, and Date with the Master. Mo Yan has created a literary world with "Gaomi Northeast Township" as its landmark. This land is a blend of real and imaginary stories, which can not only be seen as a microcosm of Chinese society, but also extend to the living conditions of all mankind. His works have been translated into more than 50 languages including English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Spanish, Russian, and Korean, and have had a wide impact worldwide.
Table of contents · · · · · ·
2. Late Bloomers
3. Fighter
4. Thief's Finger Flower
5. Waiting for Moses
6. Poet Kim Heep
7. Cousin Ning Saiye
8. The Landlord’s Eyes
9. Bathhouse and Red Bed
10. Peace on Earth
11. Torches and Whistles
12. Red lips and green mouth
