Dancing the dream: Michael Jackson and his Chinese fans

A new Chinese version of Dancing the Dream: Poems and Reflections has been released recently. [Photo provided to China Daily]

Abilingual book of Michael Jackson's poetry and essays has been published in China－days after new controversy has exploded surrounding reports of the star's disturbing pornography collection.

It's difficult to tell how sales will be affected by the new reports of documents that allegedly detail Jackson's stash of child porn and torture, and sexually explicit animal sacrifice seized by authorities during the 2003 raid on his Neverland Ranch.

His estate and many relatives deny the allegations.

The new controversy has so far been slow to make headlines in China.

Dancing the Dream: Poems and Reflections was released in the country on Saturday, the seventh anniversary of his death.

"The book will offer a window for people to view Jackson and eliminate misunderstandings," Shanghai Cai Qin Ren Culture's deputy editor-in-chief Huang Yan tells China Daily when asked about the new allegations.

Huang's company co-published Dancing the Dream with East China Normal University Press and Shanghai Qiyeshu Culture. It's authorized by the Michael Jackson Estate.