"Eighth Lu Xun Literature Award" award -winning work introduction "Moonlight Is Not Light"

The Lu Xun Literature Award was sponsored by the Chinese Writers Association. It was founded in 1997 and is one of the National Literature Awards. It is selected every four years. The 8th Lu Xun Literature Award selection period is from January 1, 2018 to December 31, 2021. Setting short stories award, mid -novel award, poetry award, prose and literary award, reporting literature award, literature theoretical review award, literature, literature, literature, literature In translation awards, there are no more than five (ministries) of each award. This award is not only a combing of past literary achievements, but also provides a good opportunity for continuing to promote the development of literary development. On August 25, the 8th Lu Xun Literature Award was announced, and there were 35 (ministries) works in 7 awards. Writer Chen Cang's prose collection "Moonlight Is Not Light" won the prose award.

Chen Cang's prose collection "Moonlight Is Not Light" contains seven large prose, including "I have a tree", "Father's Wind Moon", "Brother's Heritage", "Moonlight Is Not Light" and so on. With the author's own hometown of Shaanxi Taerping as the main background, the work describes the various complex brought by the changes in urban and rural areas to the heroes in it. It is the fear and adaptation of the momentary changing life. Among them, "I Have a Tree" tells the entanglement between a farmer, a village and a variety of trees; "Moonlight is not light" describes when entering the city migrant workers when they return to their hometowns to find their roots. I have a hometown that I can't go back; "Save the Father" tells the process of saving the dangerous father, which is the thrilling process of the silent place ... shows the family and son's affection, rustic style, simple and smooth language, reflecting the huge changes in the countryside to stay away from the far away from away from the far away from away from away from away from away from away from away from away from the countryside. The vibration of the people who brought their hometown and returning to their hometown.

Chen Cang, his real name Chen Yuanxi, was born in Danfeng County, Shaanxi in 1971. The editor -in -chief of Life Weekly. He is the author of the "Chen Cang Jincheng" series of novels, the novel "Houtu Temple", "Anti -Pain", the novel collection "Underground", "Shanghai Book", "Goodbye Bai Suzhen", the essay collection "Moonlight is not light", the poem collection " Poetry Shanghai "" Ai "," Awakening "and other nineteen parts. He has won the 3rd Mao Prose Award, the first Shaanxi Youth Literature Award, the eighth Bingxin Prose Award, the Biennale of the Novels, and the contribution award of the Outstanding Writers of Chinese Writers Publishing Group.

Source: Shijiazhuang Daily Client

Reporter: Shi Yabin

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