The Dong-in Literary Award is a prestigious literary prize in South Korea, established in 1955. It honors outstanding works of literature, including novels, poetry, and essays, that contribute to the development of Korean literature. The award aims to recognize both established and emerging writers, promoting literary excellence in the country. The award is named after Dong-in, a pen name of the renowned Korean writer Kim Dong-in, who was influential in the early 20th century. Winners receive a monetary prize and recognition, helping to elevate their literary careers and encourage further contributions to the literary landscape of Korea.