莫言辟谣！

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the recent statements made by the Chinese author Mo Yan regarding various quotes attributed to him, clarifying that many of these statements are fabrications by internet users [1][2][11]. Summary by Sections Mo Yan's Clarifications - Mo Yan addressed the rumor about him, Yu Hua, and Shi Tiesheng stealing melons, stating that it is a fabricated story and questioning the logic of including Shi Tiesheng in such an act [1]. - He previously refuted claims about statements he allegedly made, emphasizing that these were not his words [2]. Specific Quotes and Responses - Mo Yan denied having said he dislikes visiting relatives during the New Year, clarifying that he actually enjoys it for the scenery and good food [3][4]. - He also rejected the quote about strength being the ability to allow everything to happen, noting that while he has expressed similar sentiments, the exact phrasing is not his [5][6]. - Regarding another quote about maturity and being late-blooming, he acknowledged the sentiment but stated he cannot take credit for it [8][9]. - Mo Yan dismissed various "chicken soup" style quotes attributed to him, asserting that they do not originate from him [10][11]. Background Information - Mo Yan, born in 1955 in Shandong, is a renowned author known for works such as "Red Sorghum" and "Frog." He received the Nobel Prize in Literature in 2012 [11].