Why did Mo Yan tell his mother's stories in The Storyteller?

In The Storyteller, Mo Yan expressed his deep gratitude to his mother and the importance he attached to his family by telling a few stories about his mother. These stories not only showed his mother's greatness and sacrifice, but also expressed Mo Yan's desire for family warmth and the value of life. Through telling his mother's story, Mo Yan emphasized his mother's position and role in the family. He expressed his respect and gratitude to his mother by describing how she took care of and educated him, as well as her influence on his growth and life. At the same time, he also hoped that readers could feel the strength and beauty of their mothers and cherish and care for their families more. Mo Yan expressed his desire for family warmth by telling his mother's story. He hoped that through these stories, readers would feel the importance and warmth of family, so that they would cherish and love their families more. At the same time, he also hoped that the readers could learn from his mother's story how to take care of and love their families. In The Storyteller, Mo Yan expressed his deep gratitude to his mother and attached great importance to his family by telling her stories. At the same time, he also emphasized the value and significance of family warmth, hoping that readers could get enlightenment and enlightenment from it.