Taiwan professor promotes Japan novelist Murakami's books

Taiwan professor promotes Japan novelist Murakami's books

TAIPEI, Taiwan - Professor Tseng Chiu-kuei of Tamkang University in the suburbs of Taipei shows books by popular Japanese novelist Haruki Murakami displayed at the university in this file photo taken in June 2014 ahead of the launch of a "Haruki Murakami Study Center" at the university next month.

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