Seeking Another Voice (Reading Foreign Literature)

Author: Yu Zhongxian (Editor)
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Features: Do Chinese writers love reading foreign works? The answer should be affirmative. Whether our novelists, essayists, poets, or critics admit it or not, they are actually greedily absorbing the nutrition of foreign literature. Mo Yan frankly admits that "translators are of great merit," and Tang Min passionately recalls his youth when he "eloped" with Edgar Allan Poe's "The Black Cat," which is a clear example.

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