Twenty-eight years ago today, on October 9, 1997 (September 8, 1997 in the lunar calendar), Italian comedian Dario Fou won the Nobel Prize. DarioFo, Italian playwright and theater director (March 24, 1926 ~) At 13:00 on October 9, 1997, the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences solemnly announced that the winner of the 1998 Nobel Prize in Literature was Italian comedian DarioFo. Dario Fou, the son of the railway station master, was born on March 24, 1926 in the town of Valtravario, Varese Province, Lombardi Region, northern Italy. He graduated from the Department of Architecture at Brera College. He married Franca Rameh on June 23, 1954, and gave birth to his only son Jacopo the following year. In my early years, I liked to listen to stories told by people from my hometown, and I imitated them on the slow train to go to school in Milan and told stories I liked. Later, he studied under Parenti Lekock and gradually embarked on a career as a comedian and creative writer. He has written 47 comedies, published 11 comic collections, directed 80 comedies, and wrote 60 songs. He likes to play electric billiards, is afraid of cars and planes, and cannot drive a car himself. Dario Fou is the sixth Nobel Prize winner in Literature in Italian history. When a reporter asked him how he felt about winning the Nobel Prize, he said,"When we first talked about giving me the Nobel Prize, someone in Italy said that it would be the death of the prize. Today it seems to be a mockery of our critics." The reporter asked: "Aren't there also some people who are opposed or critical now?" Dario Fou said: "It's not surprising that those are people living outside the world. I have 250 works performed in the world today, and there may be 300 tomorrow." Dario Fou agreed with the term "the tradition of medieval quack artists", saying: "quack artists are a concept I agree with, which is different from traditional drama. I gave up traditional drama in the late 1960s in order to perform in school and society." "Here are the lessons of Moliere, and this award is also a tribute to poor Moliere." Talking about his wife, Dario Fou emphasized: "I said half of this award goes to Franca, not only because of her spiritual support for me over the years. If I were with another woman, I wouldn't do what I did. In addition, there is her professional contribution, which is irreplaceable." News came that there was only Dario Fou's wife Franca Ramey in Folenia's home, and the phone was constant. Strangely enough, Franka had never heard from Dario Fou, and only received a call from him at 2:30 in the afternoon. She said excitedly: "Dario, I finally heard your voice. I knew it since noon. Dario said calmly in the car: "I was excited, but I didn't cry. They told me that they had defeated another candidate, a Portugal writer. Why did they give me the award? I like this award because it is an actor's revenge, because it is for an actor and not just a writer, and for a Jianghu artist and not a litterateur. This will be the first time an actor has held the king's hand. Those 18 judges took courageous actions." Franka listened to the phone on the sofa at home and nodded repeatedly. Dario's sister said to Franka: "This Nobel Prize is for you and Dario." Franca then said: "Of course, in order to support a monument like Dario, a base is needed. I have been building this pedestal for 45 years, but I am happy for him, not for me. He almost won the Nobel Prize in 1975. This time we paid attention 15 days ago. At 12 o'clock today, Swedish TV informed me of the news. The award is compensation for the many humiliations Dario suffered. The Nobel Prize is a thing of justice, a crowning of a life that is also full of great satisfaction. Now Dario is going to put on a tuxedo, which will be ridiculous." Dario also said: "On the day I receive the award in December, of course I have to put on a tuxedo. One of my first scripts was called" The Nude and the Man in a Tuxedo." Nobel Prize winner Dario Fuyu becomes mayor of Milan