From Taiwan: Li Kotomi wins Akutagawa Prize: “Island where Higan flowers bloom”

From Taiwan: Li Kotomi wins Akutagawa Prize: “Island where Higan flowers bloom”

-First feat! –

Draw the future of Taiwan and the cultural fusion of Japan and Taiwan

Li Kotomi: Li Qinfeng

Born in 1989, Li Kotomi

She learned Japanese at the age of 15 and started writing novels in Chinese.
She came to Japan in 2013 when she graduated from a university in Taiwan.
She then she begins writing novels in Japanese.

“Island where Higan flowers bloom”:

Li Kotomi is the theme of her work

Language problems and
Border issues,
She also addresses the issue of sexism.

Her award-winning work, “Island where Higan flowers bloom”

A story about a girl who has lost her memory and drifts to an island where cluster amaryllis blooms and interacts with the people of the island.

Taiwan Media-Searchina

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