What literature does the 2014 Nobel Prize winner have?

Patrick Modiano (1945- ) was born on July 30, 1945 in Boulogne-Billancourt, France, and is unanimously recognized by French critics as one of the most talented writers in France today. His works include "Star Square", "Night Watch", "Ring Road", "La Combe Lucien", "The Bleak Villa", "Family Handbook", "Dark Shop Street", "Youth", "The Path of Memory", "Such Brave Boys", "Disappearing Block".

Sunday in August" and "Girl with Glasses".

Probation", "Children's Locker Room", "Honeymoon", "Flowers in the Ruins", "Spring Dog", "Out of the Darkness", "Doha Buweid", "Strange Women", "Little Jewelry", "Crash in the Middle of the Night", "Family Tree", "Youth Cafe", "Horizon", "Grass of the Night".

1. Harlow Pinter: British playwright and director. Representative work: "Birthday Party, Gatekeeper, Homecoming". His work reveals the crisis of everyday conversation, forcibly opening the closed room of oppression.

2. Orhan Pamuk: Turkey's ** home. Representative work: "My Name is Red". In the journey of pursuing the melancholy soul of his homeland, he discovers a new symbol of the clash of civilizations and exchanges.

3. Hertha Müller: German first-class family and poet. Representative work: "Green Plum in the Wind". With the condensation of poetry and the straightforwardness of prose, he depicts the situation of displaced people.

4. Mo Yan: Chinese writer. Representative works include "Red Sorghum", "Sandalwood Punishment", "Breast and Fat Buttocks" and so on. Mo Yan's magical realist works blend folktales, history, and contemporary.

5. Jean Marie Gustav Leclezio: French ** home. Representative work: "War". A writer who marks a new beginning of literature, his works are poetic innovation, sensual obsession, and a search for human nature under the domination of civilization.

6. Alfred Jelinek: Austrian ** family, playwright and poet. Representative work: "Piano Teacher". She shows the absurdity of society with her transcendent language and the dynamism she shows in **.

7. Imre Kertés: Hungarian writer. Representative work: "Diary of Hard Labor". In recognition of his poignant portrayal of the painful experiences of vulnerable individuals in the face of powerful brutal power, as well as his unique autobiographical literary style.

8. Günter Grass: German writer. Representative work: "Tin Drum". The frolicking and tragic allegory depicts the forgotten face of human history.