Frog (2009) Short story and novella collections 《白狗秋千架》 White Dog and the Swing (30 short stories, 1981–1989) 《与大师约会》 Meeting the Masters (45 short stories, 1990–2005) 《欢乐》 Joy (8 novellas; six of them are published in English as Explosions and Other Stories) 《怀抱鲜花的女人》 The Woman with Flowers (8 novellas, 2012) 《师傅越来越幽默》Shifu, You'll Do Anything for a Laugh (9 novellas, 2001; one of them, Change, is published independently in English) 《晚熟的人》A Late Bloomer (12 novellas and short stories, 2020) Other works 《会唱歌的墙》 The Wall Can Sing (60 essays, 1981–2011) 《我们的荆轲》 Our Jing Ke (play) 《碎语文学》 Broken Philosophy (interviews, only available in Chinese) 《用耳朵阅读》 Ears to Read (speeches, only available in Chinese) 《盛典:诺奖之行》 Grand CeremonyAwards and honours 1998: Neustadt International Prize for Literature, candidate 2005: Kiriyama Prize, Notable Books, Big Breasts and Wide Hips 2005: International Nonino Prize 2005: Doctor of Letters, Open University of Hong Kong 2006: Fukuoka Asian Culture Prize XVII 2007: Man Asian Literary Prize, nominee, Big Breasts and Wide Hips 2009: Newman Prize for Chinese Literature, winner, Life and Death Are Wearing Me Out 2010: Honorary Fellow, Modern Language Association 2011: Mao Dun Literature Prize, winner, Frog 2012: Nobel Prize in Literature Honorary doctorate 2013: The City University of New York, United States 2013: Fo Guang University, Taiwan 2014: Sofia University, Bulgaria 2014: The Open University of Hong Kong, China 2014: The University of Macau, China 2017: Hong Kong Baptist University, China Adaptations Several of Mo Yan's works have been adapted for film: Red Sorghum (1987) (directed by Zhang Yimou) The Sun Has Ears (1995) (directed by Yim Ho, adaptation of Grandma Wearing Red Silk) Happy Times (2000) (directed by Zhang Yimou, adaptation of Shifu: You'll Do Anything for a Laugh) Nuan (2003) (directed by Huo Jianqi, adaptation of White Dog Swing) See also Chinese literature List of Nobel laureates in Literature List of Chinese writers References Further reading Chinese Writers on Writing featuring Mo Yan. Ed. Arthur Sze. (Trinity University Press, 2010). External links Novelist Mo Yan Takes Aim with 41 Bombs (China Daily 27 June 2003) VÍDEO prize movie of Mo Yan "Granta Audio: Mo Yan", Granta, 11 October 2012, John Freeman Russian site about Mo Yan Mo Yan and the Politics of Language China Digital Times 25 February 2013. Mo Yan dismisses 'envious' Nobel critics The Guardian'' 28 February 2013. School dropout to Nobel: A consistent beauty of Mo Yan FacenFacts List of Works 1955 births