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Reflections of Korea’s East and Central Asian Neighbors | LIST

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Reflections of Korea’s East and Central Asian Neighbors | LIST
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http://list.or.kr/node/877
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list_Books from Korea
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Language
English(English)
Country
SOUTH KOREA
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Seoul
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Writer
Kim Hyeongsoo , Lee Jangwook , Pyun Hye Young , Kim Yeonsu , Cheon Un-yeong , Yun Humyong

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  • Kim Hyeongsoo
  • Birth : 1959 ~ -
  • Occupation : Novelist
  • First Name : Hyeongsoo
  • Family Name : Kim
  • Korean Name : 김형수
  • ISNI : -
  • Works : 0
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Reflections of Korea’s East and Central Asian Neighbors   By Choi Sungmin on Nov 01 2014 23:46:43 Vol.18 Winter 2012 Korea is linked with countries in East and Central Asia both historically and geographically, so it is no surprise that these regions play a prominent role in Korean literature.     Located in East Asia, Korea has constantly influenced and been influenced by other countries in the region. In fact, to say that these countries have exchanged influences is not enough to describe the complex relationship they have had. Korea’s relationship with the Ming and Qing dynasties of China was servile for a long time. In the 13th century, Korea was ruled by the Yuan Dynasty established by the Mongols and was colonized by Japan in the 20th century. Koreans, who began moving to the Russian Maritime Territory from the end of the 19th century, were relocated to Central Asia by Stalin’s policy of forced migration. The works introduced in the following are recent Korean literary works that have been set in Japan, China, Mongolia, and Central Asia.

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