Selected Short Stories by Chinese and Korean Young Writers

"Selected Short Stories by Chinese and Korean Young Writers" selects award-winning short stories by some powerful and influential young writers from China and South Korea. They have a wide range of themes and unique perspectives, reflecting the various aspects of social life and human emotions in China and South Korea. Among them, Yao Omei's "The Cunning Father" tells the story of Chinese fathers' Chinese partiality for blood. Wei Wei's "Hu Wenqing's Biography" tells the fate of small people in the big history. In Dongjun's "On the Flesh", the real and absurd plot shows the imbalance of desire. Xu Zechen's "If the Door is Closed by Heavy Snow" tells the daily life and emotional instability of several small people in Beijing. Cui Yun's "Company" tells the helplessness of a couple who lost their son. Park Xin-seo's "A Kind of Silence" is a novel-style autobiography of a writer who was deaf since childhood. The unique "Inside Window" tells the reflection of a woman who prevents her neighbor from abusing children, and Choi Jin-young's "Near Unexpected", which depicts the ordinary life of ordinary people in South Korea in a skirt-like style. All kinds of wonderful things are waiting for you to read...