1990년대 말 중국조선족 문예지 《연변문학》의 지각(地殼/知覺)변동

Abstract

The Reform and Opening Up and the establishment of diplomatic relations between South Korea and China brought structural changes to the Korean-Chinese literary magazine “Yanbian Literature,” which led to a series of perceptual changes among the editorial team. While Zhang zhimin was the chief editor, the “Comparative Literature” section appeared in “Yanbian Literature” comparing South Korean, North Korean and Korean-Chinese literary works. In this paper, the changes before and after starting from the late 1990s was tracked. It was emphasized that changes in form of publishing and the appearance of the series of “Comparative Literature” planned with the intention of “realizing exchanges between Korean nations and restoring national identity” was a member of the “Korean literary circle”. However, the process of pursuing the restoring national identity falls into the dilemma of reproducing differences and at the same time the magazine experienced financial difficulties and changes in literary aesthetics. In the end, “Yanbian Literature” tried to develop in the direction of the Korean-Chinese literary circle through the establishment of the Cyber Literature Association and other forms.