Korean literature brings autumn glow to Shanghai
Korean literature will take center stage in Shanghai this month as a weeklong program brings acclaimed poets, novelists and children's book creators together with Chinese readers for conversations, readings and book discussions. The Korean Cultural Center in Shanghai will host K-Literature Week from Nov. 6-13 at Arirang Hall on its third floor, presenting programs spanning poetry, fiction, essays…
Korean literature will be the highlight of a week-long program in Shanghai this November. The Korean Cultural Center in the city will host K-Literature Week from November 6th to the 13th, bringing together renowned poets, novelists, and creators of children's books with Chinese readers for a series of events. These will include conversations, readings, and book discussions, covering a range of genres including poetry, fiction, essays, and children's poetry.
The festivities kick off on November 6th and 7th with meetings with poet Na Tae-joo. Widely respected for his lyrical poetry and popular in China, Na will engage with local audiences, sharing readings and insights into his literary world and creative process. During these sessions, he will present copies of his collection "You Are a Star" to Chinese students learning Korean, providing them with an opportunity to delve into the emotional depth of his work and the beauty of the Korean language.
Moderated by Zhang Yiwei, a professor from Fudan University and writer, these discussions will offer a unique cross-cultural exchange.
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