Publishers eye major opportunities at book fair

The 30th edition of the Beijing International Book Fair, one of the most influential book fairs in the world, opened on Wednesday at the China National Convention Center.

English version of 2023 China Yearbook published

The English version of the 2023 China Yearbook has been published and will be distributed at home and abroad.

Beijing International Book Fair to feature over 220,000 titles

The 30th Beijing International Book Fair will be held from June 19 to 23, with over 220,000 Chinese and foreign titles to be showcased at the event.

China's first historical archives open more publications to public

The First Historical Archives of China, a state archives specializing in the collection and management of historical materials of the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644) and Qing Dynasty (1644-1911), opened its publication reading room to the public on Thursday.

Bookstore owner brings stories, change to children in rural China

And following in the footsteps of the librarians in the story, Jiao has provided voluntary picture book classes to at least 100,000 children in more than 400 schools over the past nine years, with many located in remote rural areas of northwest China's Shaanxi Province.

China-Russia Library Forum focuses on AI application in libraries

​The second China-Russia Library Forum, themed on the application of artificial intelligence in libraries, concluded in Beijing.

International scholars gather in Guilin to advance ancient book studies

In a significant gathering in late May, experts from around the world convened in Guilin, Guangxi Zhuang autonomous region, for a conference dedicated to the protection, organization, research, and bibliography of ancient books in the modern era.

Pulitzer winner shares 'Trust' with China readers

On his first trip to East Asia, award-winning author discusses 'truth' during literary appearances.

Opening a door to a timeless world

Having inherited the store from his publisher grandfather, who founded it in 1899, Jiang moved it to its current location in 2006, before turning it into something of an attraction. People come here as much for a sighting of the man himself as for the books. His very presence assures them that there's something unchanging about this part of the town.

Filmmaker's book captures lives along China's Yangtze

Changjiang Press released the book "The Yangtze River" by Japanese documentary filmmaker Ryo Takeuchi on Monday in Wuhan, Hubei province.