Archiv für 'Belletristik'
Two Chinese writers finally apologise for plagiarism
Monday, 4.1.2021
Posted in Belletristik, Fernsehen, Recht
« Confessions inachevées » de Ye Lingfeng : Marguerite et Sapho à Shanghai
Thursday, 10.12.2020
Quelle: Chinese Short Stories
Posted in Belletristik
« Confessions inachevées » de Ye Lingfeng : Marguerite et Sapho à Shanghai
Monday, 9.11.2020
Posted in Belletristik
Artist turns forgotten Hong Kong novels into new digital online experiences
Sunday, 25.10.2020
Posted in Belletristik, HK/Macao, Kunst
More Hun than Han: Reading the Tabghach “Ballad of Mulan” in 2020
Friday, 16.10.2020
By James Millward. Quelle: osu.deu
Posted in Belletristik, Film, Sinologie
Der Münchner Sinologe Thomas O. Höllmann hat chinesische Gedichte aus 2000 Jahren übersetzt
Tuesday, 6.10.2020
Posted in Belletristik
Chinese publishers see AI translation as the killer app for pushing web novels overseas
Tuesday, 29.9.2020
Quelle: South China Morning Post
Posted in Belletristik
Vom gesellschaftskritischen Kommentator zum altersweisen Zeitengänger
Sunday, 27.9.2020
Posted in Belletristik, Taiwan
China’s detention of [sf author] Yang Hengjun is ‘unacceptable’, Australia warns
Thursday, 3.9.2020
Posted in Belletristik
Novelle von Eileen Chang – Gefahr und Gefühl
Tuesday, 7.7.2020
Aus dem Chinesischen von Susanne Hornfeck und Wang Jue. Besprechung von Ulrike Baureithel. Quelle: Tagesspiegel.
Posted in Belletristik, Sinologie
Numéro spécial de la revue Jentayu : peste, lèpre et autres épidémies en trente textes
Tuesday, 7.7.2020
Par Brigitte Duzan. Quelle: chinese_shortstories.com.
Posted in Belletristik
Graphic novel on the Tiananmen Massacre shows medium’s power to capture history
Sunday, 21.6.2020
Posted in Belletristik, Kunst
A disaster brings suffering and death. Collective amnesia sets in.
Friday, 19.6.2020
Amnesia Nation: Why China Has Forgotten Its Coronavirus Outbreak By Li Yuan. “A 2009 novel predicted the Chinese people would forget a traumatic crisis. The puzzle, says its author [Chan Koonchung], is how it happened so fast.” (NYT).
Posted in Belletristik
Coronavirus: China’s physical bookstores cooperate with online food delivery companies to survive
Thursday, 4.6.2020
By Chen Xi. Quelle: Global Times.
Posted in Belletristik, Sachbuch
Fang Fang n’est pas Qin Hui !
Wednesday, 3.6.2020
Par Brigitte Duzan. Quelle: chinese-shortstories.com.
Posted in Belletristik, Gesundheit
Les cinq lauréats du dixième prix Mao Dun (année 2019)
Tuesday, 21.1.2020
Im Blog von Brigitte Duzan.
Posted in Belletristik
Nie Chongrui Présentation
Tuesday, 5.11.2019
Par Brigitte Duzan. “Dessinateur de lianhuanhua et de manhua, et auteur de romans graphiques, Nie Chongrui.
Posted in Belletristik, Kunst
Yan Lianke: Das Verlöschen der Sonne
Friday, 22.3.2019
Rezension von Amanda Kuan und Ulrich Neininger. Blogpost.
Posted in Belletristik
Liu Zhenyun: Das Zeitalter der Melonenesser
Tuesday, 5.2.2019
Rezension von Nina Richter und Uli Neininger. Quelle: ulrichneininger.de
Posted in Belletristik
Yu Hua’s short stories portray disturbing personal and political realities of modern China
Friday, 30.11.2018
Von James Kidd. Quelle: SCMP.
Posted in Belletristik
I translated Chinese writer Louis Cha ‘Jin Yong’. Here’s why he never caught on in the West.
Friday, 30.11.2018
Von Graham Earnshaw. Quelle: SCMP.
Posted in Belletristik, Sinologie
Zhang Ji, Weltflucht
Tuesday, 27.11.2018
Rezension von Nina Richter und Ulrich Neininger. Blogpost.
Posted in Belletristik
Zhang Tianyi: The Pidgin Warrior
Monday, 26.11.2018
Carla Nappi interviewt David Hull, den Übersetzer. Podcast. Quelle: New Books Network.
Posted in Belletristik
Outcry as Chinese erotic writer jailed for more than 10 years over gay sex scenes in novel
Monday, 19.11.2018
Von Nectar Gan. Quelle: SCMP.
Posted in Belletristik, Kultur Lifestyle
« IT84 » : Zhang Xinxin et la science-fiction comme autobiographie
Monday, 19.11.2018
Par Brigitte Duzan. Quelle: Chinese Short Stories.
Posted in Belletristik