Group 1 - The year 2025 has seen significant literary events, including the rise of AI writing tools like DeepSeek, which have sparked debates on writing ethics and originality in literature [1][3] - The literary publishing market has faced unprecedented challenges, with a reported decline of at least 10% in sales, while a notable exception is the success of Liu Chuxin's novel "Mud Pit," which sold 30,000 copies within eight days of its release [5][8] - The death of Nobel laureate Mario Vargas Llosa marks the end of an era in Latin American literature, as he was a key figure in the "Latin American Boom" [11][13] Group 2 - The 250th anniversary of Jane Austen's birth has led to increased interest in her works, with various events and celebrations in the UK, including themed markets and exhibitions [14][15] - The release of the first complete Chinese annotated translation of James Joyce's "Finnegans Wake" represents a significant achievement in literary translation, with extensive annotations [18][20] - Virginia Woolf's early short stories have been rediscovered, revealing her thoughts on women's independence much earlier than previously recognized [20][21] Group 3 - The literary landscape has seen the end of an era with the retirement of Taiwanese romance novelist Xi Juan, coinciding with the closure of her publishing house, marking a significant moment in the romance genre [24][26] - The donation of Eileen Chang's literary heritage to Hong Kong Metropolitan University ensures the preservation of her works and personal artifacts, highlighting her lasting impact on literature [29][31] - The release of "Lady Fan Yi," a novel by Wang Fang, continues the legacy of playwright Cao Yu, exploring the life of a character from his famous play "Thunderstorm" [32][34]