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The author gives a comprehensive and objective commentary on trends in the Chinese publishing industry in the WTO era; on the process of integrating the publishing industries in the Chinese mainland, Taiwan, and Hong Kong; and on the entry of foreign players into the Chinese publishing market.
The author, Xin Guangwei, has worked in the Chinese publishing industry for the past fifteen years, and is a specialist in the field of intellectual property. Since 1991, he has been working for the General Administration of Press and Publication of the P.R China (GAPP).
Seventy years ago, Pearl S Buck introduced the western world to Chinese culture through Lin Yutang's My Country and My People. Today, Thomson Learning hopes to introduce the western world to the Chinese publishing industry through this book, Publishing in China : An Essential Guide.
作者简介 Xin Guangwei is a well-known researcher in the area of publishing in the Chinese mainland, Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Southeast Asia. Since 1991, he has been working for the Department of Book Publication, General Administration of Press and Publication of P.R. China (GAPP).
He has published several books about publishing, including Copyright Exchange and Chinese Publishing (simplified Chinese and traditional Chinese versions available) and The Publishing History of Taiwan. He is also a member of several editorial boards, i.e. he is Executive Editor-in-Chief for the China Book Almanac, Editor-in-
Chief for the Annual Selects of World Chinese Publications, and is an editorial board member of Publication World magazine.
He has initiated and edited several influential books, such as the Complete Works of Zhang Dainian, which received the China National Book Award, and A Practical Guide to Copyright Law of the People¿s Republic of China, the first comprehensive book about copyright in China. His recent work, The Chinese Publishing Industry in the World, will be published by end 2004 in the Chinese mainland and Taiwan.
编辑推荐 Review
"China is a driving force in the global economy. Traditionally, China has held scholarship and literature in high regard. Publishers from around the world want to have access to Chinese authors, scholars and its publishing scene. This is the most complete book ever written on how to do that. The Chinese can be fully integrated into the international dialogue with more international publishers participating actively in China. This book is a great map!." --Patricia Schroeder, CEO, American Association of Publishers
"China is getting more and more important for the international publishing industry. But we still lack knowledge about the dynamic changes that are happening on China's book market right now. This book provides more information and insight - just what international publishers need! I hope it will inspire many western readers." --Volker Neumann, Chairman Frankfurt Book Fair
"Xin Guangwei has written the book that all of us engaged with the business of global publishing have been waiting for; a truly authoritative and comprehensive guide to publishing in China, now one of the world's most important book markets. This book is essential reading for all serious players in the international book trade." --Professor Paul Richardson, Director Oxford International Centre for Publishing Studies, Oxford Brookes University
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“China is getting more and more important for the international publishing industry. But we still lack knowledge about the dynamic changes that are happening on China’s book market right now. This book provides more information and insight—just what international publishers need! I hope it will inspire many western readers.”
Volker Neumann
Chairman
Frankfurt Book Fair
“Xin Guangwei has written the book that all of us engaged with the business of global publishing have been waiting for: a truly authoritative and comprehensive guide to publishing in China, now one of the world’s most important book markets. This book is essential reading for all serious players in the international book trade.”
Professor Paul Richardson
Director
Oxford International Centre for Publishing Studies
Oxford Brookes University
“China is a driving force in the global economy. Traditionally, China has held scholarship and literature in high regard. Publishers from around the world want to have access to Chinese authors, scholars and its publishing scene. This is the most complete book ever written on how to do that. The Chinese can be fully integrated into the international dialogue with more international publishers participating actively in China. This book is a great map!"
Patricia Schroeder
CEO
American Association of Publishers
“To date, this is the most comprehensive work on the publishing industry in China.”
Yu Youxian
Chairman
The Publishers Association of China
