For which work did Tagore win the prize? What are the important works of Tagore that won the award

Rabindranath Tagore became the first Asian to win the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1913 for his collection of poems, Gitanjali.

Rabindranath Tagore's Nobel prize-winning work Gitanjali is"Asia's No. 1 poet"The peak of Tagore's poetry in the middle period is also the work that best represents his ideological concepts and artistic style. This collection of religious lyric poetry is one"A sacrifice to God"。The style is fresh and natural, with the fragrance of earth.

Tagore's song to God is:"The Song of Life"He sang about the glory of life, the joys and sorrows of real life in a brisk and cheerful tone, and expressed the author's concern for the future of the motherland. Tagore was born on May 7, 1861, into a wealthy aristocratic family in Calcutta, India. His father, older brother and sister were all celebrities.

Under the influence of such a literary family, Tagore began to write poems at the age of 8, began to write plays at the age of 12, published his first long poem "Wild Flowers" at the age of 15, and published the narrative poem "The Story of the Great Hidden Poet" at the age of 17. The brilliant Rabindranath Tagore embarked on the path of literary fragmentation from an early age.

Rabindranath Tagore, R., (1861-1941).

Famous Indian poet, writer, artist and social activist. His important poems include:

Poetry. Collected Stories and Poems (1900).

Gitanjali (1910).

The Crescent Collection (1913).

The Birds (1916).

The Edge Set (1938),

Birthday Collection (1941);

Important**Yes.

Short. Repayment of Debts (1891).

Rejection (1893).

Suba (1893).

Is man alive or dead? 》（1892）、

Mahamaya (1892).

The Sun and the Clouds (1894), novella.

Four Figures and Land (1916), long.

Shipwreck (1906).

Gora (1910).

The Family and the World (1916).

Two Sisters (1932);

Important plays are:

Stubborn Fortress (1911),

Mokdotara (1925).

Red Oleander (1926);

Important prose has.

Death of ** (1881),

Conversation in China (1924).

Russian Letters (1931), etc.

His works were introduced to China as early as 1915, and the 10-volume Collected Works of Tagore has been published in Chinese.