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Mo Yan talks to CGTN about taking Chinese literature overseas

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During an exclusive interview with CGTN, Nobel laureate Mo Yan said China's opening-up and development create a sound environment for taking its literature into foreign markets. He also said translating the texts makes Chinese literary works more accessible to an international audience and that the quality of the translation matters.

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