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Peking University Press has released All Are Exchanges, a book about business strategies focusing on exchanges.
Writer Liu Hongqing has written a new book on famed Chinese author Shen Congwen, based on dialogues with Shen's eldest son Shen Longzhu.
Wu Fei's gap year trip to New Zealand put him in the spotlight and made him money. His book Gap Year on a Working Holiday Visa has sold over 50,000 copies.
His vision is a world that better understands China. His mission is to start with building bridges in the United States. Zhao Qiguang shares his dreams.
The Three Body trilogy, one of the most popular Chinese-language science fiction novels, will be published in English soon, a publishing company.
Some countries designate special individuals as "Living Human Treasures". China does not, but if it did, Zhou Ruchang would have qualified.
Zhu Sixiong interviewed 27 soldiers during his 13-day trip to Nansha Islands, in his book An In-depth Exploration of the Nansha Islands.
A former People's Daily military reporter provides his thoughts on Nansha Islands in a new book.
Self-service libraries have gathered attention in Beijing. Containing more than 400 books, they allow users to borrow and return books 24-hours a day.
A Shanghai university professor savors the literary power of Hans Christian Andersen, Xu Junqian discovers.
The thing about the Hans Christian Andersen stories is that you can read them as a child, then read them again years later and get an entirely new appreciation.
Director Wang Quan’an has adapted White Deer Plain, a historical novel about two peasant families, into a 160-minute movie, to be released on Sept 13.