Kang Gyeong-ae facts for kids
- In this Korean name, the family name is Kang.
Kang Gyeong-ae (born April 20, 1906 – died April 26, 1944) was an important Korean writer. She wrote novels and poems. Kang Gyeong-ae was also a strong supporter of equal rights for women and men, which is called a feminist. She worked hard to improve conditions for workers and used her writing to speak out against unfair rules.
Who Was Kang Gyeong-ae?
Kang Gyeong-ae was born in Korea in 1906. She lived during a time when Korea was going through many changes. She became known for her powerful writing. Her stories often showed the struggles of ordinary people. She especially focused on the lives of women and workers.
Kang Gyeong-ae believed that everyone should be treated fairly. She used her voice to fight for justice. She was a brave writer who wasn't afraid to share her ideas. Her work helped to inspire many people.
Her Important Writings
Kang Gyeong-ae wrote many famous books and stories. Her works often explored social issues. She wrote about the challenges faced by people in her society. Here are some of her well-known titles:
- The Broken Geomungo (Pageum)
- Vegetable Garden (Chaejeon)
- Football Game (Chukgu jeon)
- Mother and Child (Moja)
- Mothers and Daughters (Eomeoni wa ttal)
- The Human Problem (Ingan munje)
- Salt (Sogom, published in 1934)
Her novel Salt is one of her most famous works. It tells a powerful story about poverty and survival. Kang Gyeong-ae's writings are still studied today. They offer a look into Korean society during her time. She passed away in 1944, but her legacy lives on.
