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How a prize-winning Taiwanese novel could stoke Beijing’s worries over history

South China Morning Post

WorldSouth China Morning Post·Jun 20, 2026·1 min read

How a prize-winning Taiwanese novel could stoke Beijing’s worries over history

Taiwan’s first International Booker Prize-winning novel has reignited debate over the island’s shifting identity, with its portrayal of a distinctly Taiwanese historical experience at odds with narratives long promoted by Beijing. The…

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