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Korean author Han Kang has become the first Korean and the first Asian woman to win the Nobel Prize in literature. She received the award from Sweden’s King at a special ceremony in Stockholm.  
During the event, Han was praised for her writing. Astrid Widding, chair of the Nobel Foundation, said Han’s books explore human struggles and historical trauma. Swedish author Ellen Mattson also highlighted how Han uses colors like white and red in her stories to uncover deep truths about life. Mattson said Han’s characters show both pain and strength.  
Han is the 121st person to win the Nobel Prize in literature and only the 18th woman to receive it since 1901. This is Korea’s second Nobel Prize, following one in peace awarded to President Kim Dae-jung in 2000.  
In her speech, Han shared a childhood memory of waiting in the rain. She felt connected to the strangers around her, realizing everyone has their own story. She said this moment taught her about life and inspired her to write about people and their emotions. Han thanked everyone and shared her joy for the award.