Mo Yan won the Nobel Prize, which not only brought a glimmer of light to China's literary world, but also made many people's wallets swell. I don't know when the Mojia compound was razed, the Mojia radish was pulled out, the shabby little house was rented out at a high price, and even Anzhuang became a "Long Mai". Will the house prices here increase exponentially before long?

In fact, these phenomena are not accidental, but Mo Yan's fever is like a magnifying glass, which magnifies these phenomena to the public's attention.

Looking at today's culture, no matter film, TV, literature or music, which one is not based on making money, but puts the most basic cultural requirements in the most inconspicuous position?

In the film industry, in order to pursue high box office, directors and screenwriters do not hesitate to tamper with history and abruptly add various vulgar love scenes, which runs counter to the real history. In this way, the box office went up, but it fooled the audience, misled the children and defiled our culture.

The same thing happened in music, culture and other fields. In order to cater to the public's taste, music is full of the same love and affection, and the album sales have gone up, but the authenticity of the music has been lost. Similarly, all kinds of online novels flood the screen with vulgar content. The author can finish a novel in a few days, with tens of thousands of hits, but the real literature is swallowed up without a trace in this kitsch.

Even if what we advocate now is based on economic construction, culture cannot be included. What is culture? Culture is the crystallization of sentiment, soul and even life.

Sima Qian's Historical Records, portrayed one by one with a humiliating will, was born only for the important task of being a historian. This is culture. The friendship between Boya and Zhong Ziqi has condensed the mountains and rivers, and its existence is only a sigh to the bosom friend. This is culture. The Scholars contains all kinds of officialdom classics. These cultures have nothing to do with money, but they are immortal because of their heavy souls.

As one of the four ancient civilizations, China can exist today because of our splendid culture, which is like the soul of the Chinese nation. Now, we have abandoned our souls for money. Then, even if our economy grows, even if we have gorgeous bodies, people's hearts are overgrown with weeds.

If the Nobel Prize brings only a culture shrouded in the smell of copper, such a Nobel Prize is not worth mentioning!