What are the famous Chinese literary works in South Korea in recent years?

According to some reports, some Chinese works have become more and more popular in South Korea over the years. In the past, Koreans were more interested in China's ancient history and culture, especially China's martial arts legend culture or historical interpretation. However, with the close interaction between China and South Korea in recent years, more Chinese works can be read by Korean readers.

They are also becoming more and more eager for Chinese literature. Especially Yu Hua.

The works of other writers that reflect the changes of the times in China and reflect the reality of China have become the focus of Korean publishing houses. In recent years, the more famous works include Su Tong's "Binu".

and Wang Anyi's "Song of Long Hatred".

"Binu" is a book written by my country's writer Su Tong, which is based on a more famous legend in my country, "Meng Jiangnu."

Crying down the Great Wall" and adapted into a **. In **, in order to send clothes to her husband to ward off the cold, Binu, who was based on Meng Jiangnu, went through various hardships along the way, but finally found that her husband died and cried down the Great Wall. This book revisits the story of Meng Jiangnu for us, and makes us feel the emotions of Meng Jiangnu at that time, and experience her love for her husband at that time, which is moving.

"Song of Long Hatred" is a long story created by Wang Anyi in 1996**, the story tells a series of grievances and hatreds that occurred after a Shanghai alley girl was elected as "Miss Shanghai", showing this woman's extraordinary life. This ** is based on the news that the author saw, in the news, a young man killed him because he wanted to pursue a girl. Based on this news, the author adapted it to describe the famous prostitute culture in Shanghai at that time, which made people feel the characteristics of that era.

These two books have been translated into Korean for several years.

His writings are well known in Korea.

There are really a lot of them, such as contradictions: "Midnight", "Spring Silkworm", etc., Bingxin's: "Stars, Spring Water", "Past", etc., Qian Zhongshu's:

"Siege of the City", "Cats", etc., the most famous should still be Lu Xun's: "Morning Flowers and Sunset", "New Story", etc. These Chinese literary treasures have gradually gained a foothold in the world.

For example, "Binu", this ** was written by Su Tong, which tells the love between Binu and her husband.

1, "Demon Patriarch". According to the ranking of Korean bookstores**, "Demon Patriarch" is the most popular book among female teenagers in their teens in South Korea.

2, "A Smile is Alluring" and "To Our Simple Little Beauty", these two books are very popular in South Korea due to TV dramas, which have led to an increase in book sales.

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Problem description: I often wonder if there is no literature in Korea, and I have almost never read Korean works.

Analysis: Of course there is, for example, the state takes "The Legend of Chunxiang".

Korean literature in the Middle Ages was divided into Chinese literature and Chinese literature, and the "Chunhyang Biography" produced in the 18th century was created in Chinese.

Modern Korean literature is mainly based on resistance to Japanese colonization, and there are excellent works such as "Freedom Bell Laughing Traces" (**) and "Persuasion Poems".

There are many literary schools in modern and contemporary Korea and Korea, and the "post-war literary school" in South Korea includes Son Chang-sok ("Embracing Seo Ki-won" ("Embracing in the Night"), and Kim Seung-woo ("Seoul, Winter 1964") of the "New Sensation School" is also very famous.

The above is my answer with reference to the Nankai University edition of "History of Foreign Literature" (Asian and African volumes), and the knowledge points are absolutely accurate.

South Korea is in the film and television category, and Choi In-ho is familiar with Chinese stories and allusions, and often uses them skillfully in his works.

It's not that Korea doesn't have a famous literary works and writers, but there are relatively few of them.

The issue of translation and promotion, especially since Korea does not attach as much importance to self-promotion as Japan, has led to the perception that Korea does not have well-known literary works and writers.

Modern times were supposed to be the beginning of Korean literature, but Korea was invaded by Japan. At this time, in the Korean literary circle, only Lee Kwang-joo and Choi Nam-sun were a little famous, and the others could only engage in creation underground.

It is not without its famous literary works and writers. The recommendation is not enough, so many people don't know it.

South Korea's main development is not literary works, they mainly make stars, film and television.

Every country will have elites in various industries, and we respect the workers who work in each industry.

There are famous writers in Korea, but there are very few, and Korean literature started late, so Korean writers don't seem to be famous.

Translation and promotion issues, especially in Korea, where self-promotion is not as important as Japan's.

Korean characters are pinyin characters, which is equivalent to Chinese pinyin, how to write in pinyin, you want to think about how to read and write in pinyin.

South Korea's cultural heritage is not very high, most of them are writing romances and the like, and there are no well-known writers in the literary world.

Korean, a language with a disability, cannot explain the complex context, and it is destined that Korea will not produce writers.

I'm a person who likes to read, not only in China, Korea, and the United States, but this is the first time I've heard of this.

On average, Korea has more literary works and writers than China, and there are many world-famous books.

Not only literature, but also other industries, there are many works, books and writers, and there are more books than in China.

I guess you don't know much about Korea, especially literature, books, etc.

In addition, there are relatively fewer books translated abroad in China than in Korea, and there are even fewer books translated into Korea.

It is estimated that there are relatively few literary books in China, and there are many content restrictions, which is the reason why there are many restrictions in the country.

For example, the degree of literary development of a country can measure the degree of development of the country. proportional.

There are also Hollywood and other places, and there are quite a few examples of making movies based on Korean literature. I don't know how famous you are? To what extent do rural people in all countries of the world know?

Korean dramas and other scripts are written by Korean writers, not plagiarized from other countries. Domestic Korean dramas are so popular, is it because the writer is not famous yet.

The writer of "The Legend of the Blue Sea", which is now popular on TV, and the writer of "My Love from the Star" are the same person.

Don't we Chinese like this story?

Please refer to it!

Now the literary world is the mainstay, look at Han Jiang, who won the Booker International Prize in South Korea, this award is known as the world's three major literary awards along with the Goncourt Prize for Literature and the Nobel Prize for Literature, as well as the post-80s writer Jin Ailan, whose literary career is constantly improving, and then look at Guo Jingming and others in our country