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Japanese Literature
Shueisha Bunko / I thought I could be free here. This is a story about two women who met in a foreign country. Ryugyougetsu, a Taiwanese 凝月 who works as a Japanese language teacher at a university in Tokyo, and ユルトゥズ, an exchange student from the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region. They are lovers, but while they envision the future of living together in Japan, Yu's heart wavered. Family, politics, sexuality. They share a common language and should have talked for many nights, but Yu realized that she didn't know the weight of what she carries. This is a story of a quiet prayer written by a leader of new Japanese literature. Li Kotomi Kotomi was born in Taiwan in 1989. Author and translator. Debuted in 2017 at 『 Hitobimai 』 with the 60th Gunzo New Literature Award. Received the 71st New Artist Award for Fine Arts in the evening of 『 POLARIS in 』, and the 165th Akutagawa Ryunosuke Award in 』, an island where 『 spider lily blooms. His other books include "』, the circle of 』 『 Kannon sama who celebrates the birth of 』 『 through 『 transparent membrane." Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology