Information on how Mo Yan embarked on the road of literature

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Mo. Born in the countryside, an authentic farmer, the family did not have enough food to eat, his mother took him to the collective land to pick ears of wheat, only graduated from primary school, but he obtained Chinese literature.

The coveted Nobel Prize in Literature.

Mo Yan's works are full of complex emotions of "nostalgia" and "resentment", and are classified as "root-seeking literature."

Writer. Mo Yan, who graduated from primary school, went on to win the most important international awards.

1. It comes from Mo Yan not wanting to starve.

Mo Yan in order to no longer starve, he wanted to take the road of literary creation, at that time it was very difficult to receive cultural education in the countryside, the village books were limited, he went to listen to the commentary, he heard a lot of things from the storyteller, and told the story he heard to his mother, and later got the support of his mother, which led to Mo Yan's creation. The reason why he was able to embark on the road of literary creation can also be said to be completely forced out by "hunger"! This is the cornerstone of Mo Yan's literary creation.

2. It originated from Mo Yan, who used fake academic qualifications to force himself to grow up.

Mo Yan, who only has an actual education degree in the fifth grade, claimed to have graduated from high school, and even became a tutor while studying on his own. division, and also won praise from leaders and comrades-in-arms. His self-taught knowledge can not only teach his comrades, but also allow him to seize opportunities in time.

Mo Yan's elder brother Mo Guanxian is also one of Mo Yan's teachers who embarked on the road of literature. With the identity of "cheating", Mo Yan had to "act", so much so that he "forced" himself to become a great writer. Mo Yan was transferred to Baoding, Hebei.

Later, he served as a secrecy officer and political educator. The textbooks used were all college textbooks, which forced Mo Yan to read a large number of Marxist-Leninist works and other books. It has greatly enriched myself, and my thinking level and writing ability have been exercised and improved.

3. Originated from Mo Yan's education since childhood.

Teacher Mo Yan's hometown is Pu Songling.

's hometown, its "Strange Tales".

The folk script is deeply rooted in the hearts of the local people, and encountering "chatter" in this cultural environment induces Mo Yan to approach the initial conditions of literature, so as to embark on the road of literature. Because of the foreshadowing of the first two points, Cong Jun has the qualifications to really squeeze into the literary team in his career.

It's because Mo Yan thinks about it and thinks that he still likes literature, he wants to do it according to his own ideas, and he doesn't want his parents to control his life.

Because Mo Yan wanted to lie down, he felt that he was proud to be his leader, and he also wanted to work at home.

In recent days, there has been a story circulating on the Internet about "winning the Nobel Prize."

Mo Yan was kicked out of the list of Chinese centenarian writers: Recently, the China Writers Association.

Authoritative institutions such as Guangming **, Literature and Art Daily, and **** officially kicked out Mo Yan, a writer who has consistently exposed the 'darkness' of China's new society, from the list of Chinese centenarian writers, which is actually a comprehensive negation of him and his works. ”

People who spread this kind of news deliberately cut their heads and brains, made up nonsense, and even used articles to make concise **, which was widely circulated on the Internet. Both those who support or ridicule Mo Yan are more convinced that their views are correct. Those who fabricate this kind of news are stirring up arguments on both sides.

Once the truth is known, both sides suddenly realize that making things up is really hateful.

The truth is: June 22, 2021, "Bright**".

Published the secretary of the Chinese Writers Association.

Wu Yiqin's article "The Red Gene of Chinese Literature in a Century". The article focuses on Chinese writers and works with "red genes" over the past century.

That's just the way it is. It is about a 100-year-old famous writer with red genes, which is different from a 100-year-old famous Chinese writer. Note that the former is defined as a writer with the red gene, while the latter is defined as including all writers.

These writers are all famous writers with red genes: Mao Dun.

He joined the party in 1921), Jiang Guangci (joined the party in 1922), and Guo Moruo.

He joined the party in 1927), Xia Yan.

He joined the party in 1927), Feng Xuefeng (joined the party in 1927), Li (joined the party in 1928), Feng Naichao (joined the party in 1928), and Deng Tuo (joined the party in 1928).

The people's evaluation of Mo Yan is as follows:

Mo Yan's award has multiple significance. On the one hand, it has narrowed the distance between Chinese literature and readers from all over the world. China has a number of outstanding writers and excellent works, but because of language barriers and differences in values, the dissemination of Chinese literature in the international community is not extensive enough, and some foreign readers know little about Chinese literature.

The awarding of the Nobel Prize in Literature to the Chinese writer Mo Yan will make foreign readers pay more attention to Chinese literature and Chinese writers, arouse their interest in Chinese literature, and this interest will stimulate foreign Han or Sinologists to work hard to introduce more Chinese literary works to the world.

Profile

Mo Yan, formerly known as Guan Moye, was born in Gaomi, Shandong Province in February 1955, studied in his hometown primary school in his childhood, and later dropped out of school due to the Cultural Revolution and worked in the countryside for many years. He joined the army in 1976 and served as a soldier, political instructor, and propaganda officer. He studied at the People's Liberation Army Academy of Arts and the Lu Xun Academy of Literature.

In 1981, he began to publish ** poetry and literary works, and wrote five volumes of "Mo Yan's Anthology", a long family search ** "Red Sorghum Family", "Song of Heavenly Garlic Sprouts", "Rich Breasts and Fat Buttocks", "Wine Country", "Mangrove Forest", "Sandalwood Punishment", "Transparent Carrot", "Red Sorghum", "Cow", short story "Thumb Cuffs", etc. In 1997, he transferred to the Supreme People's Procuratorate's "Procuratorate**" newspaper and wrote serial scripts for the newspaper's film and television department. He is a member of the Chinese Writers Association.

Mo Yan's representative works: "Red Sorghum", "Sandalwood Punishment", "Breast and Fat Buttocks", "Wine Country", "Life and Death Fatigue", "Frog", etc.

Mo Yan (born February 17, 1955) was born in Gaomi County, Shandong, and was a famous contemporary writer in the early Qing Dynasty. Doctor of Letters, honoris causa, The Open University of Hong Kong, Adjunct Professor of Qingdao University of Science and Technology. Since the mid-1980s, he has risen to prominence with a series of vernacular works, full of complex emotions of "nostalgia" and "resentment", and is classified as a writer of "root-seeking literature".

His work is deeply influenced by magical realism, and it is written about a "legend" that took place in the northeast township of Gaomi, Shandong. Mo Yan constructs a unique subjective sensory world in his **, with a whimsical narrative, defamiliarized processing, and a mysterious and transcendent object world, with obvious "avant-garde" colors. In August 2011, Mo Yan's Changzhou high-level ** "Frog" won the 8th Mao Dun Literature Award.