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	{{InfoboxPerson\|birth_date=1932 (age 92–93)\|birth_place=Keijō, Korean Peninsula, Empire of Japan\|nationality='''Prior:''' Empire of Japan, Republic of (South) Korea. '''Currently:''' Australia, United Kingdom\|occupation=Writer, researcher and academic scholar of Korean historical manuscripts\|known_for=Korean classical literature\|name=Dr. Yang Hi Choe-Wall\|image=Yang.jpg\|image_size=280px\|caption=Dr. Yang Hi Choe-Wall at The Australian National University (ANU), Canberra 2011}}		{{InfoboxPerson\|birth_date=1932 (age 92–93)\|birth_place=Keijō, Korean Peninsula, Empire of Japan, 1932\|nationality='''Prior:''' Empire of Japan, Republic of (South) Korea. '''Currently:''' Australia, United Kingdom\|occupation=Writer, researcher and academic scholar of Korean historical manuscripts\|known_for=Korean classical literature\|name=Dr. Yang Hi Choe-Wall\|image=Yang.jpg\|image_size=280px\|caption=Dr. Yang Hi Choe-Wall at The Australian National University (ANU), Canberra 2011}}
	[[File:Memoirs Paperback Cover - Cropped.jpg\|left\|thumb\|263x263px\|Memoirs of a Korean Queen, 1985]]		[[File:Memoirs Paperback Cover - Cropped.jpg\|left\|thumb\|263x263px\|Memoirs of a Korean Queen, 1985]]
	'''Dr. Yang Hi Choe-Wall''' ([[wikipedia:Korean_language\|Korean]]: 최양희; Hanja: 崔洋姬~~; born 1932~~) is a South Korean and Australian academic, writer and researcher specialising in [[wikipedia:Korean_literature\|Korean literature]] of [[wikipedia:Joseon\|Joseon]] (Chosŏn) period (1392–1910). She is an Emeritus Professor in the division of Pacific and Asian history, the [[wikipedia:The_Australian_National_University\|Australian National University]]. Choe-Wall is the winner of the 2013 [[wikipedia:Daesan_Literary_Awards\|Daesan Literary Awards]], is now retired from academic life and living in Canberra, Australia. She is an advisor to the [[Koreapedia]] wiki project.		'''Dr. Yang Hi Choe-Wall''' ([[wikipedia:Korean_language\|Korean]]: 최양희; Hanja: 崔洋姬) is a South Korean and Australian academic, writer and researcher specialising in [[wikipedia:Korean_literature\|Korean literature]] of [[wikipedia:Joseon\|Joseon]] (Chosŏn) period (1392–1910). She is an Emeritus Professor in the division of Pacific and Asian history, the [[wikipedia:The_Australian_National_University\|Australian National University]]. Choe-Wall is the winner of the 2013 [[wikipedia:Daesan_Literary_Awards\|Daesan Literary Awards]], is now retired from academic life and living in Canberra, Australia. She is an advisor to the [[Koreapedia]] wiki project.

	== <span style="color:#8E562E;">💼 Career</span> ==		== <span style="color:#8E562E;">💼 Career</span> ==
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	🔹. "최양희:''한중록''의 영역에 부쳐", ''한국문학의 외국어 번역:현황과 전망'', Seoul, 민음사, 1997, pp. 27–43. [[wikipedia:ISBN\|ISBN]] [[wikipedia:Special:BookSources/89-374-1122-9\|89-374-1122-9.]]		🔹. "최양희:''한중록''의 영역에 부쳐", ''한국문학의 외국어 번역:현황과 전망'', Seoul, 민음사, 1997, pp. 27–43. [[wikipedia:ISBN\|ISBN]] [[wikipedia:Special:BookSources/89-374-1122-9\|89-374-1122-9.]]

	🔹. "나의 아버지 최재서 (Jaisou Choe)". ''대산문화'', Seoul, The Daesan Foundation, 2014, Vol. 51, pp. 138–142. [[wikipedia:ISSN\|ISSN]] [[wikipedia:ISSN\|1599-9882.]]		🔹. "나의 아버지 [[Dr. Choe Jae-seo\|최재서]] (Jaisou Choe)". ''대산문화'', Seoul, The Daesan Foundation, 2014, Vol. 51, pp. 138–142. [[wikipedia:ISSN\|ISSN]] [[wikipedia:ISSN\|1599-9882.]]

	🔹. MA thesis: ''Hanjung-nok: Memoirs of a Yi Dynasty Court Lady,'' Canberra, The Australian National University, 1974. Choe-Wall, Yang Hi - Open Access Theses and Dissertations, Center for Research Libraries (www.crl.edu).		🔹. MA thesis: ''Hanjung-nok: Memoirs of a Yi Dynasty Court Lady,'' Canberra, The Australian National University, 1974. Choe-Wall, Yang Hi - Open Access Theses and Dissertations, Center for Research Libraries (www.crl.edu).

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	{{InfoboxPerson\|birth_date=1932 (age 92–93)\|birth_place=Keijō, Korean Peninsula, Empire of Japan\|nationality='''Prior:''' Empire of Japan, Republic of (South) Korea. '''Currently:''' Australia, United Kingdom\|occupation=Writer, researcher and academic scholar of Korean historical manuscripts\|known_for=Korean classical literature\|name=Dr. Yang Hi Choe-Wall\|image=Yang.jpg\|image_size=280px\|caption=Dr. ~~Yanghi~~ Choe-Wall ~~in Sydney~~, 2011}}		{{InfoboxPerson\|birth_date=1932 (age 92–93)\|birth_place=Keijō, Korean Peninsula, Empire of Japan\|nationality='''Prior:''' Empire of Japan, Republic of (South) Korea. '''Currently:''' Australia, United Kingdom\|occupation=Writer, researcher and academic scholar of Korean historical manuscripts\|known_for=Korean classical literature\|name=Dr. Yang Hi Choe-Wall\|image=Yang.jpg\|image_size=280px\|caption=Dr. Yang Hi Choe-Wall at The Australian National University (ANU), Canberra 2011}}
	[[File:Memoirs Paperback Cover - Cropped.jpg\|left\|thumb\|263x263px\|Memoirs of a Korean Queen, 1985]]		[[File:Memoirs Paperback Cover - Cropped.jpg\|left\|thumb\|263x263px\|Memoirs of a Korean Queen, 1985]]
	'''Dr. Yang Hi Choe-Wall''' ([[wikipedia:Korean_language\|Korean]]: 최양희; Hanja: 崔洋姬; born 1932) is a South Korean and Australian academic, writer and researcher specialising in [[wikipedia:Korean_literature\|Korean literature]] of [[wikipedia:Joseon\|Joseon]] (Chosŏn) period (1392–1910). She is an Emeritus Professor in the division of Pacific and Asian history, the [[wikipedia:The_Australian_National_University\|Australian National University]]. Choe-Wall is the winner of the 2013 [[wikipedia:Daesan_Literary_Awards\|Daesan Literary Awards]], is now retired from academic life and living in Canberra, Australia. She is an advisor to the [[Koreapedia]] wiki project.		'''Dr. Yang Hi Choe-Wall''' ([[wikipedia:Korean_language\|Korean]]: 최양희; Hanja: 崔洋姬; born 1932) is a South Korean and Australian academic, writer and researcher specialising in [[wikipedia:Korean_literature\|Korean literature]] of [[wikipedia:Joseon\|Joseon]] (Chosŏn) period (1392–1910). She is an Emeritus Professor in the division of Pacific and Asian history, the [[wikipedia:The_Australian_National_University\|Australian National University]]. Choe-Wall is the winner of the 2013 [[wikipedia:Daesan_Literary_Awards\|Daesan Literary Awards]], is now retired from academic life and living in Canberra, Australia. She is an advisor to the [[Koreapedia]] wiki project.

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	{{InfoboxPerson\|birth_date=1932 (age 92–93)\|birth_place=Keijō, Korean Peninsula, Empire of Japan\|nationality='''Prior:''' Empire of Japan, Republic of (South) Korea. '''Currently:''' Australia, United Kingdom\|occupation=Writer, researcher and academic scholar of Korean historical manuscripts\|known_for=Korean classical literature\|name=Dr. Yang Hi Choe-Wall\|image=Yang.jpg\|image_size=280px\|caption=Dr. Yanghi Choe-Wall in Sydney, 2011}}		{{InfoboxPerson\|birth_date=1932 (age 92–93)\|birth_place=Keijō, Korean Peninsula, Empire of Japan\|nationality='''Prior:''' Empire of Japan, Republic of (South) Korea. '''Currently:''' Australia, United Kingdom\|occupation=Writer, researcher and academic scholar of Korean historical manuscripts\|known_for=Korean classical literature\|name=Dr. Yang Hi Choe-Wall\|image=Yang.jpg\|image_size=280px\|caption=Dr. Yanghi Choe-Wall in Sydney, 2011}}
			[[File:Memoirs Paperback Cover - Cropped.jpg\|left\|thumb\|263x263px\|Memoirs of a Korean Queen, 1985]]
	'''Dr. Yang Hi Choe-Wall''' ([[wikipedia:Korean_language\|Korean]]: 최양희; Hanja: 崔洋姬; born 1932) is a South Korean and Australian academic, writer and researcher specialising in [[wikipedia:Korean_literature\|Korean literature]] of [[wikipedia:Joseon\|Joseon]] (Chosŏn) period (1392–1910). She is an Emeritus Professor in the division of Pacific and Asian history, the [[wikipedia:The_Australian_National_University\|Australian National University]]. Choe-Wall is the winner of the 2013 [[wikipedia:Daesan_Literary_Awards\|Daesan Literary Awards]], is now retired from academic life and living in Canberra, Australia. She is an advisor to the [[Koreapedia]] wiki project.		'''Dr. Yang Hi Choe-Wall''' ([[wikipedia:Korean_language\|Korean]]: 최양희; Hanja: 崔洋姬; born 1932) is a South Korean and Australian academic, writer and researcher specialising in [[wikipedia:Korean_literature\|Korean literature]] of [[wikipedia:Joseon\|Joseon]] (Chosŏn) period (1392–1910). She is an Emeritus Professor in the division of Pacific and Asian history, the [[wikipedia:The_Australian_National_University\|Australian National University]]. Choe-Wall is the winner of the 2013 [[wikipedia:Daesan_Literary_Awards\|Daesan Literary Awards]], is now retired from academic life and living in Canberra, Australia. She is an advisor to the [[Koreapedia]] wiki project.

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	'''In September 1965''', Choe-Wall moved to Australia with her young daughter (Mikyung "Miki" Wick-Kim) and son (Dai-Kyu "Kimbo" Kim), having accepted an appointment with The Australian National University in Canberra as librarian of the Japanese collection in the Menzies Library, the university's principal research library.		'''In September 1965''', Choe-Wall moved to Australia with her young daughter (Mikyung "Miki" Wick-Kim) and son (Dai-Kyu "Kimbo" Kim), having accepted an appointment with The Australian National University in Canberra as librarian of the Japanese collection in the Menzies Library, the university's principal research library.

	Choe-Wall received her [[wikipedia:Master_of_Arts\|Master of Arts]] degree in [[wikipedia:Asian_studies\|Asian Studies]] from the [[wikipedia:The_Australian_National_University\|Australian National University in 1974]]. Her thesis ''Hanjung-nok: Memoirs of a Yi Dynasty Court Lady'' was later published as ''Memoirs of a Korean Queen''. '''In 1980''' she did her [[wikipedia:Graduate_diploma\|Graduate Diploma]] in [[wikipedia:Library_and_information_science\|Library and Information Science]] at [[wikipedia:Charles_Sturt_University\|Charles Sturt University]], New South Wales. Choe-Wall was awarded her PhD in [[wikipedia:Asian_studies\|Asian Studies]] (Sino-Korean Literature) from the Australian National University in '''1985'''. Her [[wikipedia:Charles_Sturt_University\|PhD]] thesis was ''Hŏ Nansŏrhŏn ([[wikipedia:Hŏ_Nansŏrhŏn\|Heo Nanseolheon]]) and Her Hanshi – A study of the life and work of Hŏ Nansŏrhŏn – a late sixteenth-century Korean poet''. This was published as ''Vision of a Phoenix''.		Choe-Wall received her [[wikipedia:Master_of_Arts\|Master of Arts]] degree in [[wikipedia:Asian_studies\|Asian Studies]] from the [[wikipedia:The_Australian_National_University\|Australian National University in 1974]]. Her thesis ''Hanjung-nok: Memoirs of a Yi Dynasty Court Lady'' was later published as ''Memoirs of a Korean Queen''. '''In 1980''' she did her [[wikipedia:Graduate_diploma\|Graduate Diploma]] in [[wikipedia:Library_and_information_science\|Library and Information Science]] at [[wikipedia:Charles_Sturt_University\|Charles Sturt University]], New South Wales. Choe-Wall was awarded her PhD in [[wikipedia:Asian_studies\|Asian Studies]] (Sino-Korean Literature) from the Australian National University in '''1985'''. Her [[wikipedia:Charles_Sturt_University\|PhD]] thesis was ''Hŏ Nansŏrhŏn ([[wikipedia:Hŏ_Nansŏrhŏn\|Heo Nanseolheon]]) and Her Hanshi – A study of the life and work of Hŏ Nansŏrhŏn – a late sixteenth-century Korean poet''. This was published as ''Vision of a Phoenix''.[[File:Dr. Yang Hi Choe-Wall at the Australian National University's Menzies Library circa 1966.jpg\|thumb\|Dr. Yang Hi Choe-Wall at the Australian National University's Menzies Library circa 1966\|left\|255x255px]]'''In 1979''' Choe-Wall began teaching Korean to ANU students and diplomats in the China Centre of the Faculty of [[wikipedia:Asian_studies\|Asian Studies]].

	'''In 1979''' Choe-Wall began teaching Korean to ANU students and diplomats in the China Centre of the Faculty of [[wikipedia:Asian_studies\|Asian Studies]].[[File:Dr. Yang Hi Choe-Wall at the Australian National University's Menzies Library circa 1966.jpg\|thumb\|Dr. Yang Hi Choe-Wall at the Australian National University's Menzies Library circa 1966\|left]]'''In 1984''' she was appointed lecturer in Korean at the [[wikipedia:Australian_National_University\|Australian National University]]. This was followed by an appointment as fellow / associate professor of the Australian National University '''in 1993'''. She retired from the [[wikipedia:Australian_National_University\|Australian National University]] '''in 1996,''' but as a visiting fellow of the university continued to work on the ''Encyclopaedia of Korea'' as project director and chief compiler until 1999. '''In 2013''', she became a member of The Australian National University Emeritus Faculty.[''citation needed'']		'''In 1984''' she was appointed lecturer in Korean at the [[wikipedia:Australian_National_University\|Australian National University]]. This was followed by an appointment as fellow / associate professor of the Australian National University '''in 1993'''. She retired from the [[wikipedia:Australian_National_University\|Australian National University]] '''in 1996,''' but as a visiting fellow of the university continued to work on the ''Encyclopaedia of Korea'' as project director and chief compiler until 1999. '''In 2013''', she became a member of The Australian National University Emeritus Faculty.[''citation needed'']

	Choe-Wall's main research interest is the Korean literature of the [[wikipedia:Joseon\|Joseon]] period. She has published extensively and presented many papers on this subject at international conferences of Korean Studies, including the XXXII International Congress for Asia and North African Studies, Hamburg, 1986; The First Pacific Basin International Conference on Korean Studies, University of Hawaii, 1992; The 1993 International Korean Literature Conference, University of California at Berkeley; Translation of Korean Literary Works and their Diffusion in Europe, l'Universite Paris 7, Paris, 1994., etc.		Choe-Wall's main research interest is the Korean literature of the [[wikipedia:Joseon\|Joseon]] period. She has published extensively and presented many papers on this subject at international conferences of Korean Studies, including the XXXII International Congress for Asia and North African Studies, Hamburg, 1986; The First Pacific Basin International Conference on Korean Studies, University of Hawaii, 1992; The 1993 International Korean Literature Conference, University of California at Berkeley; Translation of Korean Literary Works and their Diffusion in Europe, l'Universite Paris 7, Paris, 1994., etc.
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	== <span style="color:#006600;">📚 Selected Works</span> ==		== <span style="color:#006600;">📚 Selected Works</span> ==
			[[File:Encyclopedia of Korea 1999.jpg\|thumb\|220x220px\|Encyclopedia of Korea 1999]]

	OCLC/WorldCat Identities overview statistics for writings by and about Yang Hi Choe-Wall include approximately 19 works in 61 publications in 3 languages and 2,294 + library holdings. The books have been published primarily in English, but also in Korean and French.~~[[File:Encyclopedia of Korea 1999.jpg\|thumb\|267x267px\|Encyclopedia of Korea 1999]]~~		OCLC/WorldCat Identities overview statistics for writings by and about Yang Hi Choe-Wall include approximately 19 works in 61 publications in 3 languages and 2,294 + library holdings. The books have been published primarily in English, but also in Korean and French.[[File:Jehol.jpg\|thumb\|275x275px\|'''''The Jehol Diary''' - Yŏrha ilgi'' of Pak Chiwŏn (1737-1805) '''Translator''': Yang Hi Choe-Wall, 2010]]
	[[File:Jehol.jpg\|thumb\|~~333x333px~~\|'''''The Jehol Diary''' - Yŏrha ilgi'' of Pak Chiwŏn (1737-1805) '''Translator''': Yang Hi Choe-Wall]]		[[File:Visions of a Phoenix Cover 2003a.webp\|thumb\|258x258px\|Visions of a Phoenix 2003]]

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	'''Dr. Yang Hi Choe-Wall''' ([[wikipedia:Korean_language\|Korean]]: 최양희; Hanja: 崔洋姬; born 1932) is a South Korean and Australian academic, writer and researcher specialising in [[wikipedia:Korean_literature\|Korean literature]] of [[wikipedia:Joseon\|Joseon]] (Chosŏn) period (1392–1910). She ~~was~~ an Emeritus Professor in the division of Pacific and Asian history, the [[wikipedia:The_Australian_National_University\|Australian National University]]. Choe-Wall is the winner of the 2013 [[wikipedia:Daesan_Literary_Awards\|Daesan Literary Awards]], is now retired from academic life and living in Canberra, Australia. She is an advisor to the [[Koreapedia]] wiki project.		'''Dr. Yang Hi Choe-Wall''' ([[wikipedia:Korean_language\|Korean]]: 최양희; Hanja: 崔洋姬; born 1932) is a South Korean and Australian academic, writer and researcher specialising in [[wikipedia:Korean_literature\|Korean literature]] of [[wikipedia:Joseon\|Joseon]] (Chosŏn) period (1392–1910). She is an Emeritus Professor in the division of Pacific and Asian history, the [[wikipedia:The_Australian_National_University\|Australian National University]]. Choe-Wall is the winner of the 2013 [[wikipedia:Daesan_Literary_Awards\|Daesan Literary Awards]], is now retired from academic life and living in Canberra, Australia. She is an advisor to the [[Koreapedia]] wiki project.

	== <span style="color:#8E562E;">💼 Career</span> ==		== <span style="color:#8E562E;">💼 Career</span> ==

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	'''Dr. Yang Hi Choe-Wall''' ([[wikipedia:Korean_language\|Korean]]: 최양희; Hanja: 崔洋姬; born 1932) is a South Korean and Australian academic, writer and researcher specialising in [[wikipedia:Korean_literature\|Korean literature]] of [[wikipedia:Joseon\|Joseon]] (Chosŏn) period (1392–1910). She was ~~associate professor~~ in the division of Pacific and Asian history, the [[wikipedia:The_Australian_National_University\|Australian National University]]. Choe-Wall is the winner of the 2013 [[wikipedia:Daesan_Literary_Awards\|Daesan Literary Awards]], is now retired from academic life and living in Canberra, Australia. She is an advisor to the [[Koreapedia]] wiki project.		'''Dr. Yang Hi Choe-Wall''' ([[wikipedia:Korean_language\|Korean]]: 최양희; Hanja: 崔洋姬; born 1932) is a South Korean and Australian academic, writer and researcher specialising in [[wikipedia:Korean_literature\|Korean literature]] of [[wikipedia:Joseon\|Joseon]] (Chosŏn) period (1392–1910). She was an Emeritus Professor in the division of Pacific and Asian history, the [[wikipedia:The_Australian_National_University\|Australian National University]]. Choe-Wall is the winner of the 2013 [[wikipedia:Daesan_Literary_Awards\|Daesan Literary Awards]], is now retired from academic life and living in Canberra, Australia. She is an advisor to the [[Koreapedia]] wiki project.

	== <span style="color:#8E562E;">💼 Career</span> ==		== <span style="color:#8E562E;">💼 Career</span> ==

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	Choe-Wall's undergraduate studies led to a BA (Hons) in English Language and Literature, following which she took up an appointment with Hongik University (Seoul), as a lecturer in English language.		Choe-Wall's undergraduate studies led to a BA (Hons) in English Language and Literature, following which she took up an appointment with Hongik University (Seoul), as a lecturer in English language.

	In September 1965, Choe-Wall moved to Australia with her young daughter (Mikyung "Miki" Wick-Kim) and son (Dai-Kyu "Kimbo" Kim), having accepted an appointment with The Australian National University in Canberra as librarian of the Japanese collection in the Menzies Library, the university's principal research library.		'''In September 1965''', Choe-Wall moved to Australia with her young daughter (Mikyung "Miki" Wick-Kim) and son (Dai-Kyu "Kimbo" Kim), having accepted an appointment with The Australian National University in Canberra as librarian of the Japanese collection in the Menzies Library, the university's principal research library.

	Choe-Wall received her [[wikipedia:Master_of_Arts\|Master of Arts]] degree in [[wikipedia:Asian_studies\|Asian Studies]] from the [[wikipedia:The_Australian_National_University\|Australian National University in 1974]]. Her thesis ''Hanjung-nok: Memoirs of a Yi Dynasty Court Lady'' was later published as ''Memoirs of a Korean Queen''. In 1980 she did her [[wikipedia:Graduate_diploma\|Graduate Diploma]] in [[wikipedia:Library_and_information_science\|Library and Information Science]] at [[wikipedia:Charles_Sturt_University\|Charles Sturt University]], New South Wales. Choe-Wall was awarded her PhD in [[wikipedia:Asian_studies\|Asian Studies]] (Sino-Korean Literature) from the Australian National University in 1985. Her [[wikipedia:Charles_Sturt_University\|PhD]] thesis was ''Hŏ Nansŏrhŏn ([[wikipedia:Hŏ_Nansŏrhŏn\|Heo Nanseolheon]]) and Her Hanshi – A study of the life and work of Hŏ Nansŏrhŏn – a late sixteenth-century Korean poet''. This was published as ''Vision of a Phoenix''.		Choe-Wall received her [[wikipedia:Master_of_Arts\|Master of Arts]] degree in [[wikipedia:Asian_studies\|Asian Studies]] from the [[wikipedia:The_Australian_National_University\|Australian National University in 1974]]. Her thesis ''Hanjung-nok: Memoirs of a Yi Dynasty Court Lady'' was later published as ''Memoirs of a Korean Queen''. '''In 1980''' she did her [[wikipedia:Graduate_diploma\|Graduate Diploma]] in [[wikipedia:Library_and_information_science\|Library and Information Science]] at [[wikipedia:Charles_Sturt_University\|Charles Sturt University]], New South Wales. Choe-Wall was awarded her PhD in [[wikipedia:Asian_studies\|Asian Studies]] (Sino-Korean Literature) from the Australian National University in '''1985'''. Her [[wikipedia:Charles_Sturt_University\|PhD]] thesis was ''Hŏ Nansŏrhŏn ([[wikipedia:Hŏ_Nansŏrhŏn\|Heo Nanseolheon]]) and Her Hanshi – A study of the life and work of Hŏ Nansŏrhŏn – a late sixteenth-century Korean poet''. This was published as ''Vision of a Phoenix''.

	'''I'''~~n 1979~~ Choe-Wall began teaching Korean to ANU students and diplomats in the China Centre of the Faculty of [[wikipedia:Asian_studies\|Asian Studies]].[[File:Dr. Yang Hi Choe-Wall at the Australian National University's Menzies Library circa 1966.jpg\|thumb\|Dr. Yang Hi Choe-Wall at the Australian National University's Menzies Library circa 1966\|left]]In 1984 she was appointed lecturer in Korean at the [[wikipedia:Australian_National_University\|Australian National University]]. This was followed by an appointment as fellow / associate professor of the Australian National University in 1993. She retired from the [[wikipedia:Australian_National_University\|Australian National University]] in 1996, but as a visiting fellow of the university continued to work on the ''Encyclopaedia of Korea'' as project director and chief compiler until 1999. In 2013, she became a member of The Australian National University Emeritus Faculty.[''citation needed'']		'''In 1979''' Choe-Wall began teaching Korean to ANU students and diplomats in the China Centre of the Faculty of [[wikipedia:Asian_studies\|Asian Studies]].[[File:Dr. Yang Hi Choe-Wall at the Australian National University's Menzies Library circa 1966.jpg\|thumb\|Dr. Yang Hi Choe-Wall at the Australian National University's Menzies Library circa 1966\|left]]'''In 1984''' she was appointed lecturer in Korean at the [[wikipedia:Australian_National_University\|Australian National University]]. This was followed by an appointment as fellow / associate professor of the Australian National University '''in 1993'''. She retired from the [[wikipedia:Australian_National_University\|Australian National University]] '''in 1996,''' but as a visiting fellow of the university continued to work on the ''Encyclopaedia of Korea'' as project director and chief compiler until 1999. '''In 2013''', she became a member of The Australian National University Emeritus Faculty.[''citation needed'']

	Choe-Wall's main research interest is the Korean literature of the [[wikipedia:Joseon\|Joseon]] period. She has published extensively and presented many papers on this subject at international conferences of Korean Studies, including the XXXII International Congress for Asia and North African Studies, Hamburg, 1986; The First Pacific Basin International Conference on Korean Studies, University of Hawaii, 1992; The 1993 International Korean Literature Conference, University of California at Berkeley; Translation of Korean Literary Works and their Diffusion in Europe, l'Universite Paris 7, Paris, 1994., etc.		Choe-Wall's main research interest is the Korean literature of the [[wikipedia:Joseon\|Joseon]] period. She has published extensively and presented many papers on this subject at international conferences of Korean Studies, including the XXXII International Congress for Asia and North African Studies, Hamburg, 1986; The First Pacific Basin International Conference on Korean Studies, University of Hawaii, 1992; The 1993 International Korean Literature Conference, University of California at Berkeley; Translation of Korean Literary Works and their Diffusion in Europe, l'Universite Paris 7, Paris, 1994., etc.

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	'''Dr. Yang Hi Choe-Wall''' ([[wikipedia:Korean_language\|Korean]]: 최양희; Hanja: 崔洋姬; born 1932) is a South Korean and Australian academic, writer and researcher specialising in [[wikipedia:Korean_literature\|Korean literature]] of [[wikipedia:Joseon\|Joseon]] (Chosŏn) period (1392–1910). She was associate professor in the division of Pacific and Asian history, the [[wikipedia:The_Australian_National_University\|Australian National University]]. Choe-Wall is the winner of the 2013 [[wikipedia:Daesan_Literary_Awards\|Daesan Literary Awards]], is now retired from academic life and living in Canberra, Australia. She is an advisor to the [[Koreapedia]] wiki project.		'''Dr. Yang Hi Choe-Wall''' ([[wikipedia:Korean_language\|Korean]]: 최양희; Hanja: 崔洋姬; born 1932) is a South Korean and Australian academic, writer and researcher specialising in [[wikipedia:Korean_literature\|Korean literature]] of [[wikipedia:Joseon\|Joseon]] (Chosŏn) period (1392–1910). She was associate professor in the division of Pacific and Asian history, the [[wikipedia:The_Australian_National_University\|Australian National University]]. Choe-Wall is the winner of the 2013 [[wikipedia:Daesan_Literary_Awards\|Daesan Literary Awards]], is now retired from academic life and living in Canberra, Australia. She is an advisor to the [[Koreapedia]] wiki project.
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	In September 1965, Choe-Wall moved to Australia with her young daughter (Mikyung "Miki" Wick-Kim) and son (Dai-Kyu "Kimbo" Kim), having accepted an appointment with The Australian National University in Canberra as librarian of the Japanese collection in the Menzies Library, the university's principal research library.		In September 1965, Choe-Wall moved to Australia with her young daughter (Mikyung "Miki" Wick-Kim) and son (Dai-Kyu "Kimbo" Kim), having accepted an appointment with The Australian National University in Canberra as librarian of the Japanese collection in the Menzies Library, the university's principal research library.

	[[File:Dr. Yang Hi Choe-Wall at the Australian National University's Menzies Library circa 1966.jpg\|thumb\|Dr. Yang Hi Choe-Wall at the Australian National University's Menzies Library circa 1966\|left]]

	Choe-Wall received her [[wikipedia:Master_of_Arts\|Master of Arts]] degree in [[wikipedia:Asian_studies\|Asian Studies]] from the [[wikipedia:The_Australian_National_University\|Australian National University in 1974]]. Her thesis ''Hanjung-nok: Memoirs of a Yi Dynasty Court Lady'' was later published as ''Memoirs of a Korean Queen''. In 1980 she did her [[wikipedia:Graduate_diploma\|Graduate Diploma]] in [[wikipedia:Library_and_information_science\|Library and Information Science]] at [[wikipedia:Charles_Sturt_University\|Charles Sturt University]], New South Wales. Choe-Wall was awarded her PhD in [[wikipedia:Asian_studies\|Asian Studies]] (Sino-Korean Literature) from the Australian National University in 1985. Her [[wikipedia:Charles_Sturt_University\|PhD]] thesis was ''Hŏ Nansŏrhŏn ([[wikipedia:Hŏ_Nansŏrhŏn\|Heo Nanseolheon]]) and Her Hanshi – A study of the life and work of Hŏ Nansŏrhŏn – a late sixteenth-century Korean poet''. This was published as ''Vision of a Phoenix''.		Choe-Wall received her [[wikipedia:Master_of_Arts\|Master of Arts]] degree in [[wikipedia:Asian_studies\|Asian Studies]] from the [[wikipedia:The_Australian_National_University\|Australian National University in 1974]]. Her thesis ''Hanjung-nok: Memoirs of a Yi Dynasty Court Lady'' was later published as ''Memoirs of a Korean Queen''. In 1980 she did her [[wikipedia:Graduate_diploma\|Graduate Diploma]] in [[wikipedia:Library_and_information_science\|Library and Information Science]] at [[wikipedia:Charles_Sturt_University\|Charles Sturt University]], New South Wales. Choe-Wall was awarded her PhD in [[wikipedia:Asian_studies\|Asian Studies]] (Sino-Korean Literature) from the Australian National University in 1985. Her [[wikipedia:Charles_Sturt_University\|PhD]] thesis was ''Hŏ Nansŏrhŏn ([[wikipedia:Hŏ_Nansŏrhŏn\|Heo Nanseolheon]]) and Her Hanshi – A study of the life and work of Hŏ Nansŏrhŏn – a late sixteenth-century Korean poet''. This was published as ''Vision of a Phoenix''.

	'''I'''n 1979 Choe-Wall began teaching Korean to ANU students and diplomats in the China Centre of the Faculty of [[wikipedia:Asian_studies\|Asian Studies]].		'''I'''n 1979 Choe-Wall began teaching Korean to ANU students and diplomats in the China Centre of the Faculty of [[wikipedia:Asian_studies\|Asian Studies]].[[File:Dr. Yang Hi Choe-Wall at the Australian National University's Menzies Library circa 1966.jpg\|thumb\|Dr. Yang Hi Choe-Wall at the Australian National University's Menzies Library circa 1966\|left]]In 1984 she was appointed lecturer in Korean at the [[wikipedia:Australian_National_University\|Australian National University]]. This was followed by an appointment as fellow / associate professor of the Australian National University in 1993. She retired from the [[wikipedia:Australian_National_University\|Australian National University]] in 1996, but as a visiting fellow of the university continued to work on the ''Encyclopaedia of Korea'' as project director and chief compiler until 1999. In 2013, she became a member of The Australian National University Emeritus Faculty.[''citation needed'']
	[[File:~~Encyclopedia of Korea 1999~~.jpg\|thumb\|~~235x235px~~\|~~Encyclopedia of Korea 1999~~]]
	In 1984 she was appointed lecturer in Korean at the [[wikipedia:Australian_National_University\|Australian National University]]. This was followed by an appointment as fellow / associate professor of the Australian National University in 1993. She retired from the [[wikipedia:Australian_National_University\|Australian National University]] in 1996, but as a visiting fellow of the university continued to work on the ''Encyclopaedia of Korea'' as project director and chief compiler until 1999. In 2013, she became a member of The Australian National University Emeritus Faculty.[''citation needed'']

	Choe-Wall's main research interest is the Korean literature of the [[wikipedia:Joseon\|Joseon]] period. She has published extensively and presented many papers on this subject at international conferences of Korean Studies, including the XXXII International Congress for Asia and North African Studies, Hamburg, 1986; The First Pacific Basin International Conference on Korean Studies, University of Hawaii, 1992; The 1993 International Korean Literature Conference, University of California at Berkeley; Translation of Korean Literary Works and their Diffusion in Europe, l'Universite Paris 7, Paris, 1994., etc.[''citation needed'']		Choe-Wall's main research interest is the Korean literature of the [[wikipedia:Joseon\|Joseon]] period. She has published extensively and presented many papers on this subject at international conferences of Korean Studies, including the XXXII International Congress for Asia and North African Studies, Hamburg, 1986; The First Pacific Basin International Conference on Korean Studies, University of Hawaii, 1992; The 1993 International Korean Literature Conference, University of California at Berkeley; Translation of Korean Literary Works and their Diffusion in Europe, l'Universite Paris 7, Paris, 1994., etc.[''citation needed'']
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	OCLC/WorldCat Identities overview statistics for writings by and about Yang Hi Choe-Wall include approximately 19 works in 61 publications in 3 languages and 2,294 + library holdings. The books have been published primarily in English, but also in Korean and French.		OCLC/WorldCat Identities overview statistics for writings by and about Yang Hi Choe-Wall include approximately 19 works in 61 publications in 3 languages and 2,294 + library holdings. The books have been published primarily in English, but also in Korean and French.

	* ''Memoirs of a Korean Queen'', London, [[wikipedia:Routledge\|Routledge & Kegan Paul]], 1985. [[wikipedia:ISBN\|ISBN]] [[wikipedia:Special:BookSources/0-7103-0052-2\|0-7103-0052-2.]]		* [[File:Encyclopedia of Korea 1999.jpg\|thumb\|266x266px\|Encyclopedia of Korea 1999]]''Memoirs of a Korean Queen'', London, [[wikipedia:Routledge\|Routledge & Kegan Paul]], 1985. [[wikipedia:ISBN\|ISBN]] [[wikipedia:Special:BookSources/0-7103-0052-2\|0-7103-0052-2.]]
	* ''The Korea Fact Book'' (co-authored with Ray Wall and Stephen Wall), Sydney, [[wikipedia:Doubleday_(publisher)\|Doubleday]], 1988. [[wikipedia:ISBN\|ISBN]] [[wikipedia:Special:BookSources/0-86824-368-X\|0-86824-368-X.]]		* ''The Korea Fact Book'' (co-authored with Ray Wall and Stephen Wall), Sydney, [[wikipedia:Doubleday_(publisher)\|Doubleday]], 1988. [[wikipedia:ISBN\|ISBN]] [[wikipedia:Special:BookSources/0-86824-368-X\|0-86824-368-X.]]
	* ''오스트레일리아의 역사'', (co-translated with 문우상 of ''A Short History of Australia'' by [[wikipedia:Manning_Clark\|Manning Clark]], Penguin, 1986), Seoul, Eulyoo Publishing Co., 1990.		* ''오스트레일리아의 역사'', (co-translated with 문우상 of ''A Short History of Australia'' by [[wikipedia:Manning_Clark\|Manning Clark]], Penguin, 1986), Seoul, Eulyoo Publishing Co., 1990.

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	'''Dr. Yang Hi Choe-Wall''' ([[wikipedia:Korean_language\|Korean]]: 최양희; born 1932) is a South Korean and Australian academic, writer and researcher specialising in [[wikipedia:Korean_literature\|Korean literature]] of [[wikipedia:Joseon\|Joseon]] (Chosŏn) period (1392–1910). She was associate professor in the division of Pacific and Asian history, the [[wikipedia:The_Australian_National_University\|Australian National University]]. Choe-Wall is the winner of the 2013 [[wikipedia:Daesan_Literary_Awards\|Daesan Literary Awards]], is now retired from academic life and living in Canberra, Australia. She is an advisor to the [[Koreapedia]] wiki project.		'''Dr. Yang Hi Choe-Wall''' ([[wikipedia:Korean_language\|Korean]]: 최양희; Hanja: 崔洋姬; born 1932) is a South Korean and Australian academic, writer and researcher specialising in [[wikipedia:Korean_literature\|Korean literature]] of [[wikipedia:Joseon\|Joseon]] (Chosŏn) period (1392–1910). She was associate professor in the division of Pacific and Asian history, the [[wikipedia:The_Australian_National_University\|Australian National University]]. Choe-Wall is the winner of the 2013 [[wikipedia:Daesan_Literary_Awards\|Daesan Literary Awards]], is now retired from academic life and living in Canberra, Australia. She is an advisor to the [[Koreapedia]] wiki project.

	== Career ==		== Career ==

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	'''Dr. Yang Hi Choe-Wall''' ([[wikipedia:Korean_language\|Korean]]: 최양희; born 1932) is a South Korean and Australian academic, writer and researcher specialising in [[wikipedia:Korean_literature\|Korean literature]] of [[wikipedia:Joseon\|Joseon]] (Chosŏn) period (1392–1910). She was associate professor in the division of Pacific and Asian history, the [[wikipedia:The_Australian_National_University\|Australian National University]]. Choe-Wall is the winner of the 2013 [[wikipedia:Daesan_Literary_Awards\|Daesan Literary Awards]], ~~who~~ is now retired and living in Canberra, Australia.		'''Dr. Yang Hi Choe-Wall''' ([[wikipedia:Korean_language\|Korean]]: 최양희; born 1932) is a South Korean and Australian academic, writer and researcher specialising in [[wikipedia:Korean_literature\|Korean literature]] of [[wikipedia:Joseon\|Joseon]] (Chosŏn) period (1392–1910). She was associate professor in the division of Pacific and Asian history, the [[wikipedia:The_Australian_National_University\|Australian National University]]. Choe-Wall is the winner of the 2013 [[wikipedia:Daesan_Literary_Awards\|Daesan Literary Awards]], is now retired from academic life and living in Canberra, Australia. She is an advisor to the [[Koreapedia]] wiki project.

	== Career ==		== Career ==

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	[[File:Memoirs Paperback Cover - Cropped.jpg\|left\|thumb\|263x263px\|Memoirs of a Korean Queen, 1985]]		[[File:Memoirs Paperback Cover - Cropped.jpg\|left\|thumb\|263x263px\|Memoirs of a Korean Queen, 1985]]
	'''Dr. Yang Hi Choe-Wall''' ([[wikipedia:Korean_language\|Korean]]: 최양희; Hanja: 崔洋姬; born 1932) is a South Korean and Australian academic, writer and researcher specialising in [[wikipedia:Korean_literature\|Korean literature]] of [[wikipedia:Joseon\|Joseon]] (Chosŏn) period (1392–1910). She is an Emeritus Professor in the division of Pacific and Asian history, the [[wikipedia:The_Australian_National_University\|Australian National University]]. Choe-Wall is the winner of the 2013 [[wikipedia:Daesan_Literary_Awards\|Daesan Literary Awards]], is now retired from academic life and living in Canberra, Australia. She is an advisor to the [[Koreapedia]] wiki project.		'''Dr. Yang Hi Choe-Wall''' ([[wikipedia:Korean_language\|Korean]]: 최양희; Hanja: 崔洋姬; born 1932) is a South Korean and Australian academic, writer and researcher specialising in [[wikipedia:Korean_literature\|Korean literature]] of [[wikipedia:Joseon\|Joseon]] (Chosŏn) period (1392–1910). She is an Emeritus Professor in the division of Pacific and Asian history, the [[wikipedia:The_Australian_National_University\|Australian National University]]. Choe-Wall is the winner of the 2013 [[wikipedia:Daesan_Literary_Awards\|Daesan Literary Awards]], is now retired from academic life and living in Canberra, Australia. She is an advisor to the [[Koreapedia]] wiki project.

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			[[File:Memoirs Paperback Cover - Cropped.jpg\|left\|thumb\|263x263px\|Memoirs of a Korean Queen, 1985]]
	'''Dr. Yang Hi Choe-Wall''' ([[wikipedia:Korean_language\|Korean]]: 최양희; Hanja: 崔洋姬; born 1932) is a South Korean and Australian academic, writer and researcher specialising in [[wikipedia:Korean_literature\|Korean literature]] of [[wikipedia:Joseon\|Joseon]] (Chosŏn) period (1392–1910). She is an Emeritus Professor in the division of Pacific and Asian history, the [[wikipedia:The_Australian_National_University\|Australian National University]]. Choe-Wall is the winner of the 2013 [[wikipedia:Daesan_Literary_Awards\|Daesan Literary Awards]], is now retired from academic life and living in Canberra, Australia. She is an advisor to the [[Koreapedia]] wiki project.		'''Dr. Yang Hi Choe-Wall''' ([[wikipedia:Korean_language\|Korean]]: 최양희; Hanja: 崔洋姬; born 1932) is a South Korean and Australian academic, writer and researcher specialising in [[wikipedia:Korean_literature\|Korean literature]] of [[wikipedia:Joseon\|Joseon]] (Chosŏn) period (1392–1910). She is an Emeritus Professor in the division of Pacific and Asian history, the [[wikipedia:The_Australian_National_University\|Australian National University]]. Choe-Wall is the winner of the 2013 [[wikipedia:Daesan_Literary_Awards\|Daesan Literary Awards]], is now retired from academic life and living in Canberra, Australia. She is an advisor to the [[Koreapedia]] wiki project.

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	'''In September 1965''', Choe-Wall moved to Australia with her young daughter (Mikyung "Miki" Wick-Kim) and son (Dai-Kyu "Kimbo" Kim), having accepted an appointment with The Australian National University in Canberra as librarian of the Japanese collection in the Menzies Library, the university's principal research library.		'''In September 1965''', Choe-Wall moved to Australia with her young daughter (Mikyung "Miki" Wick-Kim) and son (Dai-Kyu "Kimbo" Kim), having accepted an appointment with The Australian National University in Canberra as librarian of the Japanese collection in the Menzies Library, the university's principal research library.

	Choe-Wall received her [[wikipedia:Master_of_Arts\|Master of Arts]] degree in [[wikipedia:Asian_studies\|Asian Studies]] from the [[wikipedia:The_Australian_National_University\|Australian National University in 1974]]. Her thesis ''Hanjung-nok: Memoirs of a Yi Dynasty Court Lady'' was later published as ''Memoirs of a Korean Queen''. '''In 1980''' she did her [[wikipedia:Graduate_diploma\|Graduate Diploma]] in [[wikipedia:Library_and_information_science\|Library and Information Science]] at [[wikipedia:Charles_Sturt_University\|Charles Sturt University]], New South Wales. Choe-Wall was awarded her PhD in [[wikipedia:Asian_studies\|Asian Studies]] (Sino-Korean Literature) from the Australian National University in '''1985'''. Her [[wikipedia:Charles_Sturt_University\|PhD]] thesis was ''Hŏ Nansŏrhŏn ([[wikipedia:Hŏ_Nansŏrhŏn\|Heo Nanseolheon]]) and Her Hanshi – A study of the life and work of Hŏ Nansŏrhŏn – a late sixteenth-century Korean poet''. This was published as ''Vision of a Phoenix''.		Choe-Wall received her [[wikipedia:Master_of_Arts\|Master of Arts]] degree in [[wikipedia:Asian_studies\|Asian Studies]] from the [[wikipedia:The_Australian_National_University\|Australian National University in 1974]]. Her thesis ''Hanjung-nok: Memoirs of a Yi Dynasty Court Lady'' was later published as ''Memoirs of a Korean Queen''. '''In 1980''' she did her [[wikipedia:Graduate_diploma\|Graduate Diploma]] in [[wikipedia:Library_and_information_science\|Library and Information Science]] at [[wikipedia:Charles_Sturt_University\|Charles Sturt University]], New South Wales. Choe-Wall was awarded her PhD in [[wikipedia:Asian_studies\|Asian Studies]] (Sino-Korean Literature) from the Australian National University in '''1985'''. Her [[wikipedia:Charles_Sturt_University\|PhD]] thesis was ''Hŏ Nansŏrhŏn ([[wikipedia:Hŏ_Nansŏrhŏn\|Heo Nanseolheon]]) and Her Hanshi – A study of the life and work of Hŏ Nansŏrhŏn – a late sixteenth-century Korean poet''. This was published as ''Vision of a Phoenix''.[[File:Dr. Yang Hi Choe-Wall at the Australian National University's Menzies Library circa 1966.jpg\|thumb\|Dr. Yang Hi Choe-Wall at the Australian National University's Menzies Library circa 1966\|left\|255x255px]]'''In 1979''' Choe-Wall began teaching Korean to ANU students and diplomats in the China Centre of the Faculty of [[wikipedia:Asian_studies\|Asian Studies]].

	'''In 1979''' Choe-Wall began teaching Korean to ANU students and diplomats in the China Centre of the Faculty of [[wikipedia:Asian_studies\|Asian Studies]].[[File:Dr. Yang Hi Choe-Wall at the Australian National University's Menzies Library circa 1966.jpg\|thumb\|Dr. Yang Hi Choe-Wall at the Australian National University's Menzies Library circa 1966\|left]]'''In 1984''' she was appointed lecturer in Korean at the [[wikipedia:Australian_National_University\|Australian National University]]. This was followed by an appointment as fellow / associate professor of the Australian National University '''in 1993'''. She retired from the [[wikipedia:Australian_National_University\|Australian National University]] '''in 1996,''' but as a visiting fellow of the university continued to work on the ''Encyclopaedia of Korea'' as project director and chief compiler until 1999. '''In 2013''', she became a member of The Australian National University Emeritus Faculty.[''citation needed'']		'''In 1984''' she was appointed lecturer in Korean at the [[wikipedia:Australian_National_University\|Australian National University]]. This was followed by an appointment as fellow / associate professor of the Australian National University '''in 1993'''. She retired from the [[wikipedia:Australian_National_University\|Australian National University]] '''in 1996,''' but as a visiting fellow of the university continued to work on the ''Encyclopaedia of Korea'' as project director and chief compiler until 1999. '''In 2013''', she became a member of The Australian National University Emeritus Faculty.[''citation needed'']

	Choe-Wall's main research interest is the Korean literature of the [[wikipedia:Joseon\|Joseon]] period. She has published extensively and presented many papers on this subject at international conferences of Korean Studies, including the XXXII International Congress for Asia and North African Studies, Hamburg, 1986; The First Pacific Basin International Conference on Korean Studies, University of Hawaii, 1992; The 1993 International Korean Literature Conference, University of California at Berkeley; Translation of Korean Literary Works and their Diffusion in Europe, l'Universite Paris 7, Paris, 1994., etc.		Choe-Wall's main research interest is the Korean literature of the [[wikipedia:Joseon\|Joseon]] period. She has published extensively and presented many papers on this subject at international conferences of Korean Studies, including the XXXII International Congress for Asia and North African Studies, Hamburg, 1986; The First Pacific Basin International Conference on Korean Studies, University of Hawaii, 1992; The 1993 International Korean Literature Conference, University of California at Berkeley; Translation of Korean Literary Works and their Diffusion in Europe, l'Universite Paris 7, Paris, 1994., etc.
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	== <span style="color:#006600;">📚 Selected Works</span> ==		== <span style="color:#006600;">📚 Selected Works</span> ==
			[[File:Encyclopedia of Korea 1999.jpg\|thumb\|220x220px\|Encyclopedia of Korea 1999]]

	OCLC/WorldCat Identities overview statistics for writings by and about Yang Hi Choe-Wall include approximately 19 works in 61 publications in 3 languages and 2,294 + library holdings. The books have been published primarily in English, but also in Korean and French.~~[[File:Encyclopedia of Korea 1999.jpg\|thumb\|267x267px\|Encyclopedia of Korea 1999]]~~		OCLC/WorldCat Identities overview statistics for writings by and about Yang Hi Choe-Wall include approximately 19 works in 61 publications in 3 languages and 2,294 + library holdings. The books have been published primarily in English, but also in Korean and French.[[File:Jehol.jpg\|thumb\|275x275px\|'''''The Jehol Diary''' - Yŏrha ilgi'' of Pak Chiwŏn (1737-1805) '''Translator''': Yang Hi Choe-Wall, 2010]]
	[[File:Jehol.jpg\|thumb\|~~333x333px~~\|'''''The Jehol Diary''' - Yŏrha ilgi'' of Pak Chiwŏn (1737-1805) '''Translator''': Yang Hi Choe-Wall]]		[[File:Visions of a Phoenix Cover 2003a.webp\|thumb\|258x258px\|Visions of a Phoenix 2003]]

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	'''Dr. Yang Hi Choe-Wall''' ([[wikipedia:Korean_language\|Korean]]: 최양희; Hanja: 崔洋姬; born 1932) is a South Korean and Australian academic, writer and researcher specialising in [[wikipedia:Korean_literature\|Korean literature]] of [[wikipedia:Joseon\|Joseon]] (Chosŏn) period (1392–1910). She was associate professor in the division of Pacific and Asian history, the [[wikipedia:The_Australian_National_University\|Australian National University]]. Choe-Wall is the winner of the 2013 [[wikipedia:Daesan_Literary_Awards\|Daesan Literary Awards]], is now retired from academic life and living in Canberra, Australia. She is an advisor to the [[Koreapedia]] wiki project.		'''Dr. Yang Hi Choe-Wall''' ([[wikipedia:Korean_language\|Korean]]: 최양희; Hanja: 崔洋姬; born 1932) is a South Korean and Australian academic, writer and researcher specialising in [[wikipedia:Korean_literature\|Korean literature]] of [[wikipedia:Joseon\|Joseon]] (Chosŏn) period (1392–1910). She was associate professor in the division of Pacific and Asian history, the [[wikipedia:The_Australian_National_University\|Australian National University]]. Choe-Wall is the winner of the 2013 [[wikipedia:Daesan_Literary_Awards\|Daesan Literary Awards]], is now retired from academic life and living in Canberra, Australia. She is an advisor to the [[Koreapedia]] wiki project.
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	In September 1965, Choe-Wall moved to Australia with her young daughter (Mikyung "Miki" Wick-Kim) and son (Dai-Kyu "Kimbo" Kim), having accepted an appointment with The Australian National University in Canberra as librarian of the Japanese collection in the Menzies Library, the university's principal research library.		In September 1965, Choe-Wall moved to Australia with her young daughter (Mikyung "Miki" Wick-Kim) and son (Dai-Kyu "Kimbo" Kim), having accepted an appointment with The Australian National University in Canberra as librarian of the Japanese collection in the Menzies Library, the university's principal research library.

	[[File:Dr. Yang Hi Choe-Wall at the Australian National University's Menzies Library circa 1966.jpg\|thumb\|Dr. Yang Hi Choe-Wall at the Australian National University's Menzies Library circa 1966\|left]]

	Choe-Wall received her [[wikipedia:Master_of_Arts\|Master of Arts]] degree in [[wikipedia:Asian_studies\|Asian Studies]] from the [[wikipedia:The_Australian_National_University\|Australian National University in 1974]]. Her thesis ''Hanjung-nok: Memoirs of a Yi Dynasty Court Lady'' was later published as ''Memoirs of a Korean Queen''. In 1980 she did her [[wikipedia:Graduate_diploma\|Graduate Diploma]] in [[wikipedia:Library_and_information_science\|Library and Information Science]] at [[wikipedia:Charles_Sturt_University\|Charles Sturt University]], New South Wales. Choe-Wall was awarded her PhD in [[wikipedia:Asian_studies\|Asian Studies]] (Sino-Korean Literature) from the Australian National University in 1985. Her [[wikipedia:Charles_Sturt_University\|PhD]] thesis was ''Hŏ Nansŏrhŏn ([[wikipedia:Hŏ_Nansŏrhŏn\|Heo Nanseolheon]]) and Her Hanshi – A study of the life and work of Hŏ Nansŏrhŏn – a late sixteenth-century Korean poet''. This was published as ''Vision of a Phoenix''.		Choe-Wall received her [[wikipedia:Master_of_Arts\|Master of Arts]] degree in [[wikipedia:Asian_studies\|Asian Studies]] from the [[wikipedia:The_Australian_National_University\|Australian National University in 1974]]. Her thesis ''Hanjung-nok: Memoirs of a Yi Dynasty Court Lady'' was later published as ''Memoirs of a Korean Queen''. In 1980 she did her [[wikipedia:Graduate_diploma\|Graduate Diploma]] in [[wikipedia:Library_and_information_science\|Library and Information Science]] at [[wikipedia:Charles_Sturt_University\|Charles Sturt University]], New South Wales. Choe-Wall was awarded her PhD in [[wikipedia:Asian_studies\|Asian Studies]] (Sino-Korean Literature) from the Australian National University in 1985. Her [[wikipedia:Charles_Sturt_University\|PhD]] thesis was ''Hŏ Nansŏrhŏn ([[wikipedia:Hŏ_Nansŏrhŏn\|Heo Nanseolheon]]) and Her Hanshi – A study of the life and work of Hŏ Nansŏrhŏn – a late sixteenth-century Korean poet''. This was published as ''Vision of a Phoenix''.

	'''I'''n 1979 Choe-Wall began teaching Korean to ANU students and diplomats in the China Centre of the Faculty of [[wikipedia:Asian_studies\|Asian Studies]].		'''I'''n 1979 Choe-Wall began teaching Korean to ANU students and diplomats in the China Centre of the Faculty of [[wikipedia:Asian_studies\|Asian Studies]].[[File:Dr. Yang Hi Choe-Wall at the Australian National University's Menzies Library circa 1966.jpg\|thumb\|Dr. Yang Hi Choe-Wall at the Australian National University's Menzies Library circa 1966\|left]]In 1984 she was appointed lecturer in Korean at the [[wikipedia:Australian_National_University\|Australian National University]]. This was followed by an appointment as fellow / associate professor of the Australian National University in 1993. She retired from the [[wikipedia:Australian_National_University\|Australian National University]] in 1996, but as a visiting fellow of the university continued to work on the ''Encyclopaedia of Korea'' as project director and chief compiler until 1999. In 2013, she became a member of The Australian National University Emeritus Faculty.[''citation needed'']
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	In 1984 she was appointed lecturer in Korean at the [[wikipedia:Australian_National_University\|Australian National University]]. This was followed by an appointment as fellow / associate professor of the Australian National University in 1993. She retired from the [[wikipedia:Australian_National_University\|Australian National University]] in 1996, but as a visiting fellow of the university continued to work on the ''Encyclopaedia of Korea'' as project director and chief compiler until 1999. In 2013, she became a member of The Australian National University Emeritus Faculty.[''citation needed'']

	Choe-Wall's main research interest is the Korean literature of the [[wikipedia:Joseon\|Joseon]] period. She has published extensively and presented many papers on this subject at international conferences of Korean Studies, including the XXXII International Congress for Asia and North African Studies, Hamburg, 1986; The First Pacific Basin International Conference on Korean Studies, University of Hawaii, 1992; The 1993 International Korean Literature Conference, University of California at Berkeley; Translation of Korean Literary Works and their Diffusion in Europe, l'Universite Paris 7, Paris, 1994., etc.[''citation needed'']		Choe-Wall's main research interest is the Korean literature of the [[wikipedia:Joseon\|Joseon]] period. She has published extensively and presented many papers on this subject at international conferences of Korean Studies, including the XXXII International Congress for Asia and North African Studies, Hamburg, 1986; The First Pacific Basin International Conference on Korean Studies, University of Hawaii, 1992; The 1993 International Korean Literature Conference, University of California at Berkeley; Translation of Korean Literary Works and their Diffusion in Europe, l'Universite Paris 7, Paris, 1994., etc.[''citation needed'']
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	OCLC/WorldCat Identities overview statistics for writings by and about Yang Hi Choe-Wall include approximately 19 works in 61 publications in 3 languages and 2,294 + library holdings. The books have been published primarily in English, but also in Korean and French.		OCLC/WorldCat Identities overview statistics for writings by and about Yang Hi Choe-Wall include approximately 19 works in 61 publications in 3 languages and 2,294 + library holdings. The books have been published primarily in English, but also in Korean and French.

	* ''Memoirs of a Korean Queen'', London, [[wikipedia:Routledge\|Routledge & Kegan Paul]], 1985. [[wikipedia:ISBN\|ISBN]] [[wikipedia:Special:BookSources/0-7103-0052-2\|0-7103-0052-2.]]		* [[File:Encyclopedia of Korea 1999.jpg\|thumb\|266x266px\|Encyclopedia of Korea 1999]]''Memoirs of a Korean Queen'', London, [[wikipedia:Routledge\|Routledge & Kegan Paul]], 1985. [[wikipedia:ISBN\|ISBN]] [[wikipedia:Special:BookSources/0-7103-0052-2\|0-7103-0052-2.]]
	* ''The Korea Fact Book'' (co-authored with Ray Wall and Stephen Wall), Sydney, [[wikipedia:Doubleday_(publisher)\|Doubleday]], 1988. [[wikipedia:ISBN\|ISBN]] [[wikipedia:Special:BookSources/0-86824-368-X\|0-86824-368-X.]]		* ''The Korea Fact Book'' (co-authored with Ray Wall and Stephen Wall), Sydney, [[wikipedia:Doubleday_(publisher)\|Doubleday]], 1988. [[wikipedia:ISBN\|ISBN]] [[wikipedia:Special:BookSources/0-86824-368-X\|0-86824-368-X.]]
	* ''오스트레일리아의 역사'', (co-translated with 문우상 of ''A Short History of Australia'' by [[wikipedia:Manning_Clark\|Manning Clark]], Penguin, 1986), Seoul, Eulyoo Publishing Co., 1990.		* ''오스트레일리아의 역사'', (co-translated with 문우상 of ''A Short History of Australia'' by [[wikipedia:Manning_Clark\|Manning Clark]], Penguin, 1986), Seoul, Eulyoo Publishing Co., 1990.