
Nobel Laureate Mario Vargas Llosa Passes at 89, Leaves Literary Legacy
Nobel-winning Peruvian author Mario Vargas Llosa, renowned for exploring power and resistance in his novels, dies at 89. His global literary legacy endures.
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Nobel-winning Peruvian author Mario Vargas Llosa, renowned for exploring power and resistance in his novels, dies at 89. His global literary legacy endures.
Tang Dynasty poet Chen Zi’ang’s timeless lament on impermanence continues to inspire global readers, connecting ancient philosophy with modern existential themes.
Su Shi’s ‘Begonia,’ a 1,000-year-old Song Dynasty poem, explores impermanent beauty through candlelit blossoms, reflecting timeless themes of nature and philosophy.
The Beijing News will host its annual reading gala, ‘I See Green Mountains,’ on January 11, 2025, unveiling the top recommended books of 2024 across various categories.
Sinologist and translator Karin Betz explores how literature can bridge cultural divides and help overcome the West’s ‘China Fear’ by fostering understanding between China and Western societies.
An evocative new poem delves into the essence of China, capturing its majestic landscapes and enduring spirit.
Over 1,600 exhibitors from 71 countries gathered at the 30th Beijing International Book Fair, showcasing 220,000 titles and fostering cross-cultural exchanges through literature.
French Nobel laureate Jean-Marie Gustave Le Cl\u00e9zio has significantly advanced Sino-French cultural exchanges since 2011, earning China’s top honor for foreign experts, the \
Renowned author Alai believes the true essence of writing lies in the journey of exploration. Known for works like Red Poppies, he emphasizes that the process helps deepen his understanding of complex themes.
Writer Alai reflects on the creation of his acclaimed novel ‘Red Poppies’ in 1994, a process intertwined with the changing seasons of his hometown Maerkang in Sichuan Province, southwest China.