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"Plant Wife" Author: [Korean] Han Jiang Translator: Cui Youxue Publisher: Sichuan Literature and Art Publishing House

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About the Author

Han River

Born in 1970, graduated from the Department of Korean Literature at Yonsei University, currently a professor at the Department of Literary Creation at Korea University of the Arts, she is one of the most internationally influential writers in contemporary Korean literature. She has won the Seoul Newspaper Annual Spring Literature Award, the Korean Novel Literature Award, the Today's Young Artist Award, the Dongli Literature Award, the Li Xiang Literature Award, the Wanhai Literature Award, etc. Her works look back at the misery and trauma of life from a more fundamental level, and her writing persistently protects the scars, full of the power of exploration.

On May 16, 2016, the Man Booker International Prize was announced in London. Han Jiang defeated Nobel Prize winner Orhan Pamuk's new work "Strange Things in My Head" with her novel "The Vegetarian", Nobel Prize winner Kenzaburo Oe's late masterpiece "Water Death", and the best-selling book "The Lost Child" finale of the "Neapolitan Quartet" and other 154 competitors to become the first Asian writer in the history of the award. In 2017, she won the Malaparte Literature Prize, known as the "Italian Nobel Prize in Literature". In 2018, she was shortlisted for the Man Booker International Prize again with her work "White", and in the same year, she was shortlisted for the International Dublin Literature Award with "The Boys Are Coming". In 2019, she won the Spanish San Clemente Literature Award.

Cui Youxue

Associate Professor of Korean Language and Literature, School of Chinese Minority Languages ​​and Literature, Minzu University of China. He has worked in the Korean Translation Office of the Chinese National Languages ​​and Literature Translation Bureau and the Korean Department of the School of Foreign Languages ​​of Minzu University of China. He has worked in the Korean Language and Literature Department of the School of Chinese Minority Languages ​​and Literature since May 2018. He went to Seoul National University in South Korea for a year as a visiting scholar from August 2018 to August 2019. He has won the "4th Korean Literature Translation Newcomer Award" (Korea Literature Translation Institute).

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