On the big screen, the book was announced, clearly written in Chinese characters with the four-character title "Records of the Mountain Moon."
People who have a little understanding of the Nobel Prize know that it is not awarded to the deceased, so even when people from China heard that "Records of the Mountain Moon" was nominated, they did not care at all, as it was simply impossible to win.
Because rules are rules, no matter how well the book is written, the committee will not break the rules.
After all, there's a saying "There is no first place in literature, no second place in martial arts," literature is inherently subjective. Just because you like the book doesn't mean others will too. So the committee wouldn't break the rules for a single book.
