Mo Yan's 6 most beautiful books to share _ Life health

Mo Yan, 2012 Nobel laureate in literature, has selected six of the best works he has written.

These six novels are written by Mo Yan, with considerable depth of thought and understanding of reality.

The song of the Paradise of garlic http://www.jb51.net/book/63217.html

The Nobel Prize-winning secretary, Peter Inglen, was selected for his first book, "The Song of Paradise," published in 1995 in the UK, as a primer for Mo Yan. The story is set in rural China in the 20th century, and it tells the story of a farmer in Paradise County who has lived more or less for a century, and has been ordered to plant only one crop--the garlic bolt--and then command officials who initially demanded the production of large quantities of goods leading to market surpluses, They left on their own when they refused to buy their products. The book, which has been compared with the 22nd rule and the Grapes of Wrath, was once inaccessible to the 90 's because of well-known reasons.

Red Sorghum family http://www.jb51.net/book/63198.html

The red Sorghum family became one of Mo Yan's best-known works in the West due to the 1987 film directed by Zhang Yimou. Zhang Yimou's film is based only on the first two chapters of the novel, but the whole book tells the fears of the three generations of families struggling with the ups and downs of the Chinese countryside in the 20th century. The story from the woman's grandson's angle of view, the woman because of the village in the Japanese soldiers to transport food and was killed by the Japanese, from being sacrificed for the hero. In the 1930s, however, the violence in the villages was not the only Japanese invaders, but also the bandits who repeatedly destroyed the red Gao.

Wine Country http://www.jb51.net/book/63211.html

Special investigator Ding hook to the wine country to investigate the rumors of eating people, was a banquet for hospitality. However, the manservant at the feast is another mystery. After being drunk and unconscious, ding-hook was knocked down by dwarfs, long scales of demons, a group of boys raised to eat and sinister cooks. Mo Yan, with two lines of narration, began his understanding of the link between China and food-a detective story of Ding-hook, a series of letters between Mo Yan and his readers.

master More and more humorous http://www.jb51.net/book/63287.html

"Master more and more humorous" is a collection of works, contains the short story of Mo Yan in the 20 time. The themes of the novel are mainly fantasy novels and fables, taking into account both tragedy and drama. In these stories, there are model Laid-off workers who want to be capitalists, boys who eat iron, girls who are abandoned, and brides who drift away. Mo Yan suffered from famine during his childhood and forced him to eat charcoal. According to Mo Yan, the creation of these stories was inspired by hunger and loneliness. The story of the story of the destruction of the bureaucracy, as well as the handling of personal survival, so that Mo Yan can be compared with Kafka.

Rich milk fat buttock http://www.jb51.net/book/63214.html

"Abundant milk fat buttocks" adopted a grand narrative spanning the 20th century. The story tells the fate of the officer roots. Officer Roots was born in the Boxer Rebellion in 1900, her father was killed by German soldiers and her mother died in the near future. Before committing suicide, the last officer roots was hidden in a jar by his mother, then was brought up by her aunt, married a "not even a runny nose" husband. In a series of cheating after marriage, the officer roots gave birth to 8 children, including the story of the narrator, but also as a treasure of the son--an officer of the golden Child.

41 Cannon http://www.jb51.net/book/63218.html

"41 Cannon" is about the "axe, smelly water and Japanese mortar" story, is a "Chinese countryside of the absurd drama." The story uses the double narration, when the old monk listens to the disciple to tell the drunken life, tells another family tragedy. The English version of the 41 cannon, which will be published by the University of Chicago Press Next January, is in contrast to the 1999 Nobel laureate Gunter Grass and Polish writer Viltord Gombrovich.

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