For China writers and writers with Japanese connections, the more the better. Well-known and well-known writers are preferred. It's best to hand in a resume of one or two sentences in addition to thei

For China writers and writers with Japanese connections, the more the better. Well-known and well-known writers are preferred. It's best to hand in a resume of one or two sentences in addition to their names. Mao Danqing, a Japanese writer living in China. 1962 was born in Beijing. 1985 After graduating from Peking University, he entered the Institute of Philosophy of Chinese Academy of Social Sciences. 1987 moved to Japan to work as a fish and shrimp merchant. He has written many books in Chinese and Japanese. He started bilingual writing from 1999 and won the 28th Japan Blue Ocean Literature Prize.

Representative Works: Worm Eye Tour in Japan, Crazy Walk in Japan.

Lin is a professor and a famous translator in the School of Foreign Languages of China Ocean University. Born in 1952, graduated from Jilin University majoring in Japanese, and is now a professor of Japanese Department of China Ocean University. He is familiar to readers for his translation of Haruki Murakami's Norwegian Forest. Since then, he has translated 32 volumes of Selected Works of Haruki Murakami, Natsume Soseki, Akutagawa Ryunosuke, Kawabata Yasunari, Jing Shangjing and Kaii Higashiyama. Lin is highly praised by readers for his elegant writing style and excellent grasp of the atmosphere of Japanese literary works. At the same time, he has been invited by many newspapers to write columns, and he is also a well-known columnist in China.

Chen, a Japanese-born writer in Taiwan Province, China, was born in Kobe, Taiwan Province and Taibei, China. He made his fortune in Kobe and graduated from Osaka Foreign Affairs University (now Osaka Foreign Studies University), majoring in Hindi. I mainly write China's historical novels. The pioneer of China's historical novels in Japan. After him, many Japanese "China historical novel writers" appeared one after another, such as Yoshiki Tanaka, Miyagidani Masamitsu, Kenichi Hisami, Kiyoshi Tsumoto and so on. Tanaka said, "it's Chen of the mountain." Chen obtained Japanese nationality in 1990, and became an academician of the Japanese Academy of Arts in 1996 (Heisei 08). 1998 was awarded the third-class Ruibao seal by Zhang Xun.

Li Changsheng, a writer living in Japan and an expert on the history of Japanese publishing culture. 1949 was born in Changchun, and was once the deputy editor of Japanese Literature magazine. 1988 went to the east at his own expense and published cultural history in Japan. Since 1990s, he has written essay columns for newspapers in Beijing, Shanghai, Guangdong and Taiwan Province provinces, and collected Reading under Sakura, Reading Japan, Westward Journey, Four Postings and Half Gossip, Sleeping Day Gossip, izakaya Gossip and Fenglaifang Gossip. Recent translations include hide the sword and Lonely Shadow by Fujisawa Xiuping and Qing Soldiers at Dusk.