Tie Ning's novella, Party A and Party B, won the second Lu Xun Literature Award.
There was no Lu Xun Literature Award or Lu Xun Youth Literature Award in 2015.
The first Lu Xun Literature Prize's National Outstanding Literature Translation Rainbow Award winners included: 1 Dream of the Red Chamber Romance of the Three Kingdoms 3 Journey to the West Water Margins 5 The Scholars 6 Jin Ping Mei The above is the first Lu Xun Literature Award's National Outstanding Literature Translation Rainbow Award winning work.
The second Lu Xun Literature Prize's National Outstanding Reportage Award was for 'One Hundred Years of Solitude'.
The first Lu Xun Literature Award's National Outstanding Reportage Award was for Living.
The previous Lu Xun Literature Prize was an important award in the Chinese literary world. Every year, a batch of outstanding award-winning works would be selected. We can recommend some of the novels that have won the Lu Xun Literature Prize. The first Lu Xun Literature Prize (1995-1996) included Shi Tiesheng's Old House Story, Chi Zijian's Misty Moon Bull Pen, Ah Cheng's Lady Zhao Yiman, Chen Shixu's Death of the Town Mayor, Bi Feiyu's Lactation Woman, Chi Li's Old Heart Before Body, and so on. The winners of the second Lu Xun Literature Prize (1997-2000) included Liu Qingbang's Shoes, Shi Shuqing's Knife in Clear Water, Hong Ke's Bragging, Xu Kun's Kitchen, Chi Zijian's Clear Water Washing Away Dust, and so on. The winners of the third Lu Xun Literature Prize (2001-2003) included Wang Xiangfu's Above and Wen Yajun's Days Carrying Water. The winners of the 7th Lu Xun Literature Prize included Shi Yifeng's Chen Jinfang, A Lai's Mushroom Ring, Yin Xueyun's Uncle Li Hai, Xiao Bai's Blockade, Xiao Jianghong's Nuo Noodles, and so on. The winners of the 8th Lu Xun Literature Prize included Liu Jiandong's The Unfinished Portrait, Zhang Zhe's There Should Be a Tree in Front of the Mountain, Zhong Qiushi's Sky on Earth, Dong Xia Qingqing's In Awusiqi, Cai Dong's Under the Moonlight, and so on. These award-winning works covered novels of different eras and styles, with high literary value and artistic level. The readers could choose to read according to their own interests.
The Lu Xun Literature Prize is a literary award established by the government of the People's Republic of China to commend and reward outstanding Chinese novels and literary works to promote the development and prosperity of Chinese literature. The award was jointly established by the Chinese Literature Research Institute and the Lu Xun College of Literature. It was awarded every four years. The winner of the Lu Xun Literature Prize must have outstanding literary achievements and profound social insight, be able to reflect the contradictions and changes of contemporary Chinese society, and display the unique charm of Chinese literature. The selection process for this award was strict and fair. It was known as one of the "Nobel Prizes" in the Chinese novel industry.
The Lu Xun Literature and Art Award was one of the highest awards in the Chinese literary world. It was designed to commend outstanding literary works. The following are the previous awards of the Lu Xun Literature and Art Award: The first Lu Xun Literature and Art Award:1982 2nd Lu Xun Literature and Art Award:1986 The 3rd Lu Xun Literature and Art Award:1990 The 4th Lu Xun Literature Award:1994 The 5th Lu Xun Literature Award:1998 The 6th Lu Xun Literature and Art Award:2002 The 7th Lu Xun Literature and Art Award:2006 The 8th Lu Xun Literature Award:2010 The 9th Lu Xun Literature Award:2014 The 10th Lu Xun Literature and Art Award:2018 The 11th Lu Xun Literature and Art Award:2022 The 12th Lu Xun Literature and Art Award:2024 The 13th Lu Xun Literature and Art Award:2026
Lao She was a famous writer and dramatist in China, known as the "Father of Modern Chinese Literature". His masterpieces include the novel Camel Xiangzi, Teahouse, and the play Longxu Gully. However, Lao She did not win the Nobel Prize in Literature. This was because the selection criteria for the Nobel Prize in Literature involved many aspects, including the quality of literary works, literary style, social significance, and so on. These factors might not be able to fully reflect a person's achievements. In addition, Lao She had passed away before winning the award, so he could not participate in the selection. Although his works had a high reputation in China and around the world, the Nobel Prize in Literature selection committee might consider other factors such as international influence, cultural contributions, etc., and not solely based on the quality of the work itself.
The winners of the second Lu Xun Literature Award for the National Outstanding Short Story Award included: 1. Red Soroliang Family 2 "Big Breasts and Buttocks" Camel Xiangzi Teahouse 5 Border Town 6 "Alive" The White-Haired Girl 8 Red Rock Spring Silkworm 10 "Qin Qiang" The above works are all winners of the second Lu Xun Literature Prize. They are all classics in the history of Chinese literature, with profound thoughts and unique literary styles.
Lu Xun had won many literary awards and honors. In 1926, Lu Xun won the Japanese Literature Prize. In 1931, Lu Xun won the Literature Prize of the Japanese Literature Association. In 1935, Lu Xun was awarded the Knight of the French Medal of Literature and Arts. In 1956, Lu Xun won the second prize of the National Literature Award of the People's Republic of China. In addition, Lu Xun had also won many other literary awards and honors, including the Literature Award of the Founding Conference of the Modern Chinese Literature Society, the China Book Award, and the Mao Dun Literature Award.