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Chinese writer Mo Yan said Monday literature is useless compared with science in his Nobel banquet speech at Stockholm City Hall.
Interest in Mo Yan, winner of the 2012 Nobel Prize in Literature, keeps spreading in China after he delivered a lecture at the Swedish Academy last week.
Speculations have been running thicker than the holiday traffic in China about the possibility of a Chinese writer nabbing the upcoming Nobel Prize for Literature.
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