Yan Lianke: Lenin's Kiss

This is a piece of work that drove Jankucker, a writer who had been a professional soldier for 27 years, out of the army. "Survey" is a dialect meaning "the joy of suffering" and it's a village of Suuhut, where the work comes from. The story unfolds that the Girin-like scene, which is a village of disabled people who are quietly living in, has been working on a village to organize a concert to buy Lenin's remains for admission revenue. Between the scenes of the village's spiritual owner, Mrs. Maose, who witnessed the violence that was committed in the name of revolution and the unquestioned revolutionary movement, there began to be conflict and rifts in the quiet and quiet communities of the people. New Yorkers are among the most famous books of the year, and I hope to be able to respond to our national readers with a drawing that was also chosen by the editors of the New York Times.

Korean title: 레닌의 키스

Korean author: 옌롄커

Korean publisher: 문학동네

ISBN-13: 9788954674072