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Xiong Yuqun's awards include the Lu Xun Literary Prize,the Baihua Litera-ture Award,and the Bing Xin Literature Award. Among his more than twenty published works are the poetry collec-tion I Live My Life on the Outside,the novels Lianerju and Rain and Snow of 1939,and the essay collections The 76th Day,Enchantments of Tibet,Ancestors on the Path,Rivers,Mountains�� Disci-ples of the Land and Zhong Nanshan��Champion of the Commoner. His work has been translated into nearly twenty languages,including German,Italian,Russian,English,Japanese,Arabic,Farsi,and Hungarian. Michael Day is a traveler,writer,and translator who splits his time between Califonua and Latin America. His work has appeared in the Los Angeles Review of Books China Channel,Georgia Review,Massachusetts Review,Words Mithout Borders,and Chicago Quarter-ly Review. He has worked with authors including Lu Min,Chen Cun,and Zhu Hui. His awards include the 2015 Bai Meigui Prize,second place in the 2018-2019 John Dryden Translation Competition,and the 2020 Jules Chametzky Translation Prize.