第二十一届百花文学奖在津揭晓 45篇作品获奖

Core Points - The 21st Baihua Literature Award ceremony was held in Tianjin, recognizing 45 works across 8 categories and awarding 27 literary journal editors and 30 readers [1][2] Group 1: Award Winners - Short story awards were given to 10 works including "Twilight and Dancing Bear" by Lu Min and "Maya Mask" by Xu Zechen [2] - Middle-length novel awards were awarded to 10 works including "Nameless Land" by Lu Yiping and "Father Who Can Fly" by Yin Xueyun [2] - Long novel awards were shared by "Apples Have Ripe" by Jin Ziwei and "Once Carried a Gun in the Army" by Yi Xiangdong [2] - Micro-novel awards included "Grandpa Man's Medal" by Qiao Hua and "The Work" by Xu Xianglin [2] - Essay awards were given to "The Seasons of Lakes" by Chen Yuanwu and "My Hometown's Moon Order" by Geng Li [2] - Science fiction awards were awarded to "The Disappearing Truth" by Jia Yu and "The Last Love of a Writing Performer" by Wang William [2] - Adaptation value awards for film and television went to "Dark Pupil" by Zhao Xiaozhao and "Mr. Nanjing" by Lai Ji [2] - Online literature awards were given to "I Had No Intention to Become an Immortal" by Golden Jasmine and "Genius Club" by Cheng Cheng and Chan [2] Group 2: Event Significance - The Baihua Literature Award is recognized as one of the most authoritative and influential literary awards in China, originally established in 1984 and upgraded to the Baihua Literature Award in 2015 [2] - The fifth Baihua Literary Week was launched concurrently with the award ceremony, featuring various cultural activities such as themed lectures, new book sharing, and cultural exhibitions [3]