Central European Writers' Reading Month: Li Tonghao Believes in the Power of Words [Exclusive Interview]
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Taiwanese writer Li Tonghao gave an exclusive interview at the 'Writers' Reading Month' in Poland, discussing the value of words in the modern era, the intersection of literature and journalism, and his creative philosophy.
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- Q: What is Li Tonghao known for?
- A: He is known for his novel 'The Non-Murderer's Novel,' adapted into a TV series, and his interview collection 'Bullets and Roses.'
- Q: What is the 'Writers' Reading Month'?
- A: It is a literary festival held in Central Europe, with Taiwan as the honorary guest of honor in 2024.
- Q: What is Li Tonghao's definition of a 'literary youth'?
- A: He defines it as 'someone who believes in the power of words, appreciates their beauty, and uses them to describe the world.'