What books written by Chinese authors have been translated into Japanese?

Han Han's "Soloists" and Han Han's "Triple Door" were changed to "Shanghai Kid".

Wang Shuo's Master Xu was renamed Beijing Scoundrels

Chen Zhongshi's White Deer Plain is a good novel, but it didn't heat up the Japanese market.

Mo Yan's "Sandalwood Torture," "Plump Breasts and Fat Hips," and "Fatigue in Life and Death"

Yu Hua's "Brothers"

Anne Baby's "Farewell to Vian"

Kuo Jingming's "Sadness Against the River"

Cotton's "Sugar" was changed to "Sugar in Shanghai" in Japan.

Chen Sun-Shen's first work "Roots of Deadly Grass" won the 7th "Edogawa Chaobu Award", the Grand Prize of the Japanese deduction industry, and his ancestry is from Taiwan, so he has developed in Japan

Hot Pot Magazine is one of the most influential and comprehensive arts and culture magazines in the international Chinese literature industry, and it was founded in Japan in 1994. Since July 2004, it has published the works of many Chinese writers and poets, including Mo Yan, Yan Lianke, Su Tong, Yu Jian, Chi Zijian, Tie Ning, Jia Pingwa, and others.

Do cartoonists count? Counting on it, there is Xia Da's "Zi Bu Bu Shi"

Chinese cartoonist Mu Fengchun's "The Great Biography of the Servant God" was serialized for several months in Japan's famous manga magazine "Shonen FANG".

That's all I know-~~