FIRST EDITION · 2011
First Award Ceremony
September 10, 2011 · Toronto City Hall
Shi Yehuan (Qing Bao'er) received the first prize in poetry for 《谁能预知一个婴儿的命运》. No first prize was awarded in fiction.
Ceremony report and photographs →DA YA CULTURE INTERNATIONAL
International Da Ya Feng Literary Prize
Established by Da Ya Culture International, the prize recognizes original Chinese-language literary work and encourages exchanges among writers and readers around the world. Ceremonies were held in Toronto in 2011, 2014, and 2017.
Three Editions of the Literary Prize
SECOND EDITION · 2014
Second Award Ceremony
May 4, 2014 · Toronto Metro Hall
Major awards recognized Xu Xiaobin for 《炼狱之花》, Zhao Meiping for 《谁的奋斗不带伤》, and Niao Ge for 《利马，库斯科和马丘比丘》.
Ceremony report and photographs →
THIRD EDITION · 2017
Third Award Ceremony
October 8, 2017 · Toronto City Hall
Fiction: Li Xiyue, 《独门》 (Da Ya Feng–Zhang Lei Fiction Prize).
Lifetime Cultural Achievement: Li Qiankuan and Zhou Xu.
History & Historical Rules
Origins, aims, and differences among the editions.
Juries & Literary Advisers
Historical rosters and edition-specific organizational roles.
Award Recipients
Confirmed awards and nominations.
Lifetime Achievement
Historical lifetime-achievement distinctions.
Awarded Works
Selected works and jury commentary.
Award Ceremonies
2011, 2014, and 2017: reports and photographs.
Congratulatory Messages
Archival letters and greetings.
Major Sponsors
Principal supporters of the literary prize →
Names and translations
The institution uses Da Ya Culture International and International Da Ya Feng Literary Prize consistently in English. Names are presented in commonly used romanization alongside Chinese characters where helpful. The original Chinese titles of literary works are retained, rather than replaced with unofficial English titles. Award names are preserved as recorded for each edition; they are not retroactively standardized.
Archival jury announcements describe proposed or announced committee structures. Confirmed award recipients and ceremony dates are drawn from the corresponding ceremony records.