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Also Known As Kim Shi-Sŭp
Notable Works “Kŭmo sinhwa”
Subjects Of Study Neo-Confucianism
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Lu Xun
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Han Kang, 2024 Nobel Prize winner for literature
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South Korean writer
Liu Cixin
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Ding Ling
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Mo Yan
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Zhang Ailing
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Lao She
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Qian Zhongshu
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Ye Shengtao
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Yi Munyŏl
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Han Yu, portrait by an unknown artist; in the National Palace Museum, Taipei, Taiwan.
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Yu Dafu
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Bingxin
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Lin Yutang
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Zhang Tianyi
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Xiao Hong
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Zhao Shuli
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Zhang Ziping
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