The complete collection of prose by Mo Yan, winner of the 2012 Nobel Prize for Literature (three volumes in total), includes "The Singing Wall", "Moonlight Like Water, Horse Body Like Lacquer" and "Thanks to That Akita Dog", which contains nearly 200 of Mo Yan's outstanding prose works since his creation. This set of books has been newly edited, revised, organized and edited to fully present the appearance of Mo Yan's published or published prose works from the beginning of his creation to the present. It is also the first large-scale comprehensive editing and selection of his prose works, and it is the "final version" approved by Mo Yan. The content of Mo Yan's prose is broad, involving the writer's childhood anecdotes, hometown memories, travel experiences, people and events, unforgettable life insights, etc. The prose includes discussion and narrative, involving social issues and phenomena, as well as many fields such as literature, painting, film and television, drama, etc. Through these prose works, we can not only better understand how Mo Yan embarked on the path of literary creation, the original intention and background of some of his works, and the thoughts he wanted to convey through his works, but also Mo Yan's profound thinking on human destiny and civilization from the perspective of world culture.
