163 years ago today, on January 21, 1862 (December 22, 1861 lunar calendar), the famous Czech woman writer Bozhna Nemcová died. On January 21, 1862, the famous Czech woman writer Bozhna Nemcová died. Bozhna Nemcová (April 2, 1820 - January 21, 1862), was a famous Czech woman writer. Her novel "Grandmother" made her famous at home and abroad. Her earliest work was a collection of children's stories. In 1846 she published "Pictures from the Suburbs of Domazhlice", which is revered as the first modern Czech work of prose to break the ethnographic way of discourse. It tells the life of a poor mother. This work later became the source of her short story "Country Scene", which tells the tragic fate of a peasant woman. In 1846, she published "Pictures". Later, "Mountain Village" was published. She was a famous feminist of her time. She was highly regarded by Julius Vucik, who wrote a monograph called "Bozhna Nemczova in Battle". She occupies an important place in the history of Czech literature. Comments: Her novels have the warmth of a grandmother, but perhaps too warm and less critical.