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Han Kang discusses her writing journey
South Korean writer Han Kang was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature in 2024. She is known for her novels that address issues related to patriarchal systems, societal conflicts, and historical traumas experienced by the Korean people, such as the Jeju massacres. Her literary works use powerful metaphors—like dreams that inspire her storytelling and her philosophy of rejecting violence and holding onto hope amid darkness—to depict the suffering of individuals and communities. Her writing process takes years, as she reflects deeply on creative processes and the emotions involved, as well as her simple daily routines, such as caring for her garden, which symbolize her balance in life. Through her works, she aims to convey a message of hope in the face of violence and global conflicts.
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