Brief introduction of Nobel Prize in Literature in 2009

Hertha Miao Lei won the 2009 Nobel Prize in Literature.

Herta mueller won the 2009 Nobel Prize in Literature.

Mueller was 56 years old in 2009, born in Romania on 1953, and immigrated to Germany from Romania on 1987.

1982, Mill published his "first novel"-collection of short stories "lowlands" in China, but it was immediately censored and deleted by Romanian authorities. 1984, the unabridged version was published in Germany. This collection of short stories describing life in a small German-speaking village in Romania was sought after by readers at that time, and many readers read the book at one go. Mueller and her husband left Romania and moved to Germany because they repeatedly criticized the Romanian government and worried about the intrusion of the secret police.

Hertha Muller is famous for writing about the experiences of Romanian Germans in Soviet Russia, starting from memories, dreams and hearts.

Hertha Mueller's novel Atemschaukel was nominated for the German Book Award in 2009. This work mainly describes the experience of German overseas Chinese in Romania in Soviet concentration camps after World War II, but the author's language style is difficult to adapt to the reading habits of the public.