What do Mo Yan's three stories tell us?

I watched the video of Mo Yan's speech and thought it was wonderful.

My understanding of the last three stories:

The first story, which Mo Yan finally pointed out, is to protect the rights of individuals. The practice of allowing a few people is different from the rights of many people, and allowing others to have the right to express the truth when you perform. I think one thing to say is that Mo Yan used crying instead of laughing here, probably because too many people made literature bear too much political meaning. In today's China, if what you say is not criticism, if you don't express your painful feelings, then you lack it.