Cho Nam-joo

Cho Nam-joo is a celebrated South Korean author best known for her novel 'Kim Ji-young, Born 1982', which critiques gender inequality and has sparked significant discussion on women's rights in South Korea and beyond.

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Greece: Cho Nam-Joo's collection 'Kim Knows Other Stories' explores contemporary women's experiences. 8

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Greece: Cho Nam-joo wrote Kim Ji-young, Born 1982, addressing sexism in South Korean society. 8

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