In a recent exclusive interview, Inma González Puy, director of the Cervantes Institute in Beijing, told the Global Times that Spanish literature has seen a significant surge in popularity in China, with the scale of translations and publications doubling in volume. Meanwhile, | Collector

In a recent exclusive interview, Inma González Puy, director of the Cervantes Institute in Beijing, told the Global Times that Spanish literature has seen a significant surge in popularity in China, with the scale of translations and publications doubling in volume. Meanwhile,

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In a recent exclusive interview, Inma González Puy, director of the Cervantes Institute in Beijing, told the Global Times that Spanish literature has seen a significant surge in popularity in China, with the scale of translations and publications doubling in volume. Meanwhile,

In a recent exclusive interview, Inma González Puy, director of the Cervantes Institute in Beijing, told the Global Times that Spanish literature has seen a significant surge in popularity in China, with the scale of translations and publications doubling in volume. Meanwhile,

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