Core Insights - The 11th Bingxin Prose Award was announced on October 30 in Renhuai City, Guizhou, recognizing significant contributions to Chinese prose literature [1] - The award has become an authoritative recognition in the field of prose since its establishment in 2000, with this year's selection process starting in March and receiving 756 individual prose works and 339 prose collections [1] Group 1 - The winners of the "Single Prose Award" are Zhang Junfeng for "In Ali" and Lian Tao for "Walking Qilian," both noted for their profound thematic content and delicate expression [1] - "In Ali" captures everyday scenes with a focus on the beauty of the plateau's nature and the spirit of aid to Tibet, reflecting deep thoughts on life, faith, and dedication [1] - "Walking Qilian" is based on Lian Tao's multiple visits to the Qilian Mountain area, featuring poetic descriptions of natural landscapes and in-depth exploration of nomadic culture, Silk Road relics, and rural development [1] Group 2 - The award entries covered various themes including ecological protection, rural revitalization, and historical culture, showcasing both contemporary relevance and literary quality [1] - Lian Tao expressed a commitment to listening to the stories of the people and creating works that are warm, powerful, and genuine [1]