Shangluo writer Chen Cang "Moonlight is not light" won the eighth Lu Xun Literature Award

On August 25, the Eighth Lu Xun Literature Award for the awards committee voted respectively, and the award -winning works were produced. Among them, Shangluo's writer Chen Cang's work "Moonlight Is Not Light" won the prose award. This is the highest level literature award won by Shang Luo after Jia Pingwa and Chen Yan won the Mao Dun Literature Award.

The Lu Xun Literature Award is one of the highest honor awards in China. It is selected every three years. Awards include the National Outstanding Chinese Novel Award, the National Excellent Short Story Award, the National Outstanding Report Literature Award, the National Outstanding Poetry Award; National Outstanding Prose, Miscellaneous Awards, National Outstanding Literature Theory, Literature Review Award, National Excellent Literature Translation Award, each There are no more than five prizes (ministries). The Eighth Lu Xun Literature Award was selected between 2018-2021 and a total of 35 works won the award.

Chencang is a native of Danfeng County, Shaanxi. Member of the Chinese Writers Association, a member of the Shaanxi Provincial Writers Association, vice chairman of the Shaanxi Youth Literature Association, published a collection of poems "Wandering Invisibility", "Poetry Shanghai", "The Gate of Ai", etc. The long -term non -fiction "Proponent", the novel "Three Foots of the Underground" in the middle of the novel. He has won the Three Mao Prose Award and the Third China Star New Poetry Award. This time the Lu Xun award -winning work "Moonlight is not light" is a collection of prose, including several prose, including "I have a tree", "Father's Wind Moon", "Brother's Heritage", "Moonlight Is Not Light" and so on. The work included in the manuscript is based on the author's own hometown of Shaanxi Taerping as the main background. He recalled his father, brother and other loved ones, showing the family and son's affection, rustic style, simple and smooth language, describing the changes in urban and rural changes in the reform and opening up so far to themselves. Various complex brought by the protagonists reflect the vibration of the soul brought by the huge changes in rural areas to the people who are far away from their hometown and returning to their hometown.

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