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Kim Myeong-sun
Kim Myeong-sun ((朝鮮語:김명순), Hanja: 金明淳) (b. 20 January 1896 in Pyongyang – 22 June 1951) was a female Korean novelist and poet of the early 20th century.〔Lee ed. (1993) gives 1896; Lee ed. (1983) gives 1905.〕
==Life==
Kim Myeong-sun, who wrote under the pen-names Tansil(탄실;彈實) and Mangyangcho(망양초;望洋草)〔(성의 갈등과 상실을 민족사랑으로 승화시킨 여류문인 ) 〕 was born in Pyongyang in 1896. Kim attended Chinmyeong Girl's School in Seoul in 1908 where she was a good student, but she was subjected to slurs about her background and mistreatment from her step-mother's family(Kim's mother was a kisaeng). Kim dropped out of school in 1911 and in 1913 left for Tokyo to study at Kojimachi's Girl's School. She did not complete her studies there, but instead returned to Korea to earn her degree at Sungmyeon's Girl's School. In 1919 Kim joined the Creation group, Korea's first literary circle which was organized by Kim Dong-in and other Korean students in Tokyo. She was once a reporter for the newspaper Maeil Shinmun. Kim began to publish her poems in 1921, and from 1927 to 1930 she worked in cinema. Kim suffered from financial problems and succumbed to mental illness late in life. Some sources allege that her mental illness was due to a love affair.〔Lee ed. (1993), p. 123.〕
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