• Title/Summary/Keyword: 비허구적 글쓰기

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Chinese author Yu Hua's prose ≪十個詞彙中的中國≫ non-fiction writing (중국 작가 위화의 산문 ≪십개사휘중적중국(十個詞彙中的中國)≫의 '비허구적 글쓰기')

  • Shin, eui-yun
    • The Journal of the Convergence on Culture Technology
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    • v.6 no.2
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    • pp.71-76
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    • 2020
  • The preface to the Korean version of ≪十個詞彙中的中國≫ is titled This means June 4, 1989, when the Tiananmen Square incident in China took place. It was cleverly called 'May 35' to avoid censorship by the Chinese government. The reason why the original ≪十個詞彙中的中國≫ is banned from publishing in China is because the book directly mentions the Tiananmen Square incident. On the contrary, it was published in the May 35 style of writing in spite of public opinion. Writing in the May 35 and June 4 style refers to writing in "fiction" and "non-fiction." For the past three decades, Yu-hwa has talked about the Chinese reality in love and hate amid the so-called fiction "false writing." And it is someone's admission that there was a keen spirit of criticism in the past. ≪十個詞彙中的中國≫ has an important meaning that Yu-hwa is no longer dependent on the framework of fiction, but is the first work to begin to express the desire to directly talk about.