Le Clzio's 2008 Nobel Prize in Literature is considered "popular" in China. After all, despite nearly 20 years of his work being scattered on the domestic book market It has appeared; although he is one of the earliest French contemporary writers translated and introduced in China, domestic readers' understanding of him is still at the stage of the name. Even only the name, which is also a first-class French literature lover, has heard This does not show readers' ignorance, nor the so-called "unique taste" of the Nobel Prize, but only the gap between literature and popular culture that has always existed, and the gap itself is not the same. What is the correct understanding of this text? ['Most NobelPrize-winningg works.', "Le Clezio's works are not selling well in China.", '"Unique Taste" Takes Nobel Prize Out of Popular Culture.', 'Domestic readers know less about Nobel Prize-winning works.']