About the author

An Su is a Chinese translator of Japanese literature, about whom publicly available information is limited; her work centers on rendering Japanese literary and intellectual texts into Chinese. She has translated Japanese literary works such as Chieko's Poems, The Four Seasons of the Mountain, The Woman Next Door, and A Day in Edo, spanning poetry, essays, and writing on everyday culture, with translations that strive to preserve the original tone and everyday texture. She has also translated Chizuko Ueno's Private Conversations series for Guangxi Normal University Press, including Solving Problems Like a Feminist and the boxed set and third volume, You Don't Have to Try So Hard, bringing Ueno's discussions of gender and social issues for general readers to Chinese-language audiences. Her translations appear under social science, social culture, and world classics categories, reflecting her sustained engagement with both Japanese literary translation and the dissemination of feminist thought.

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Publishers

Guangxi Normal University Press