Korean novelistsJapanese colonial period

Na Do-hyang

羅稻香 (birth name 羅慶孫)1902 - 1926Novelist

Na Do-hyang, born Na Gyeong-son and known by the pen name Dohyang, was a Korean novelist of the Japanese colonial period. He left short fiction that moves from romanticism toward naturalism, including The Waterwheel, Mulberry, and The Mute Samryong.

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He debuted in 1922 with The Season of Youth and was associated with the Baekjo writers. During a brief career, he wrote about poverty, desire, and social constraint.