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Yu Sujeong I studied Taiwanese LGBT literature, ��Tongzhi Literature(ͬ־��ѧ)��, which has recently influenced LGBT literature in Japan. ��Tongzhi(ͬ־)�� is a word that means homosexuals, or broadly sexual minorities, and began to circulate mainly in Taiwan and Hong Kong after the 1990s. ��Tongzhi�� was recognized for the first time in the reorganization of the social and cultural system after Taiwan ��s martial law was lifted, and the category ��Tongzhi Culture�� was born. Cultural energy has created a cultural and literary environment in Taiwan. Taiwan's Tongzhi Literature, which was initially under the great influence of Japanese homosexual literature and culture, is now leading Asian LGBT literature and translated and published in Korea and Japan. During this period, Lee Kotomi(���ٷ�), bilingual artists appeared on the Japanese central platform. Lee Kotomi's first novel HITORIMAI(������) clearly reveals the influence of the first representative work of Taiwanese lesbian novel, Qiu Miaojin(�����)��s works. This is especially the case of the figure of the lesbian heroin who pursues absolute love, internalization of social discrimination, infeasible love, intense libido, desire for death, and so on. Also, the protagonist of the lesbian will appear in ��If You Count Five, the Crescent Moon Is(���������������¤�)��, which was selected for this year's nominees for Akutagawa Literary Prizee, but there is a change. Lee Kotomi's work is not only Japanese literature written in Japanese, but also Japanese Tongzhi Literature that has blossomed in the field of Taiwan's Tongzhi culture and Tongzhi literature.