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Jeong Do-sang
Jeong Do-sang (born January 3, 1960) (Hangul: 정도상) is an award winning South Korean writer.
==Life==
Jeong Do-sang was born on January 3, 1960 in Macheon-myeon, Haman-gun, Gyeongsanngnam-do, South Korea. His father died six years later. In 1971 he moved to Seoul and worked as a street peddler selling chewing gum, as well as working as a newspaper boy and taking on part-time labor. Jeong decided on a career as a writer in his junior year of high-school and entered the Department of German Language and Literature at Chungbuk National University in 1981. Jeong performed his compulsory military service and upon his return became a student activist who was imprisoned for his role in the Protest Against the Construction of the Peace Dam.
Jeong began writing in 1987, during his imprisonment in Jeonju Prison and made his literary debut by winning the Chonnam National University May Literature Award for his short story "Our Winter."
Jeong has worked as the South Korean chairman for the 6.15 National Writers association and is currently an editor of the Grand Dictionary of Korean Language, which comprises dialects from North and South Korea as well as collecting phrases that are in danger of leaving the language.
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