Xi Jinping: The Governance of China
Published
The launch will help readers worldwide to understand the ideas and strategies of the CPC Central Committee under the leadership of Xi Jinping in governing China
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Liu Cixin Becomes First Chinese to Win Hugo Award for Best Novel
Deng Xiaoping Biopic-Inspired Book Recommended to CPC Cadres
The Communist Party of China has recommended
Deng Xiaoping at History's Crossroads
to Party members and cadres
Key CPC Documents Published
The
Documents of the Third Plenary Session of the 18th Central Committee of the Communist Party of China
Published
China Seizes over 20 Mln Illegal Publications in 2013
Chinese authorities confiscated 20.53 million illegal publications amid stepped up efforts to clean up the cultural environment and safeguard cultural security
Extract
Preface I—A True-to-Life Account of China’s Epic Changes – Thoughts on Liu Weibing’s New Book
Preface II—A Candid Account of an Era for Turning Dreams into Reality
Contents
Disappearance of Hutongs from Chapter II
Beauty Contest Called Off from Chapter III
Postscript
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Decoding Xi's Future Vision
Chinese President Xi Jinping explains model of governance in new book
Parallel Paths
Are the world's two superpowers headed on an inevitable collision course? Not necessarily, a new book argues
China's Transformation: The Pictures Do the Telling
The striking old black-and-white photographs are evocative of history's power beyond nostalgia – especially for those of us who only saw China in the new era
Book Reivew: The Dragon's Gift
Deborah Brautigam, an expert on African studies shares her views in the book
The Dragon's Gift: The Real Story of China in Africa
PARTNERS
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EAST-WEST DICHOTOMY: THE CONCEPTURAL CONTRAST BETWEEN EASTERN AND WESTERN CULTURES
The ‘East-West dichotomy' is a philosophical concept of ancient origin which claims that the two cultural hemispheres, developed diametrically opposed
THE TIME RIVER
The book delineates with the liveliest and most unsparing strokes of the pen, reintroduces the unbleached beauty of China's villages, once considered backward, ignorant and rude
ALIGNING STATE AND MARKET
The book is the first to publicize how a number of national investment decisions were made. With thorough analyses on domestic policies and the international financial situation, the book is Chen Yuan's reflections on China's financial and social development over the past decade
Modern Take on a Master
Lin Wusun, a celebrated translator and leading scholar of comparative philosophy, translated the new version of
The Analects
Q&A with Authors
To an Unsung Hero
A British author tries to reintroduce Joseph Needham to the world
Tibet, Warts And All
Alai takes upon himself the task of "demystifying" Tibet
Tibet in Perspective
Su Shuyang's new book provides a fresh approach to understanding the Land of Snows
Booking His Place in History
Late American Pulitzer Prize-winner John Updike is remembered in China
The Joy of Reading
Christian Jolibois and Christian Heinrich, the two authors of children's book
The Little Hen Who Wanted to See the Sea,
shared their views on their books as well as the joy of reading with
Beijing Review
Lisa Carducci: A Writer's Vision
Canadian writer Lisa Carducci's simple vision of Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region comes to life in her new book
These Wonderful People of Xinjiang
International Book Fairs
Arts & Culture
Movies
Lifestyle
Health
A Literary Comeback
Having happened upon a treasure trove of children's books from the past, one publisher is now dedicated to getting them republished
Spring, River, Flower, Moon, Night
The world premiere of
Pearl
electrifies Lincoln Center with its heartfelt tribute to one of America's greatest novelists
Never Forget
Writers and publishers pass down the national spirit that led to victory in the war of resistance
Athletic Extravaganza
Beijing presents an IAAF world championship to remember
The Ladder to Paradise
Behind-the-scene stories of a Chinese documentary about Tibetan mountain guides
Chinese Actress Li Bingbing Addresses the UN Climate Summit
The Chinese actress laid the groundwork for a new global treaty to tackle climate change
Chinese Mainland Box Office Draws Near 30 Bln Yuan
The figure is not only a 48.5-percent increase compared to the same period last year, it also beats the mainland's total box office revenue from 2014
Box Office of
The Dead End
Exceeds 100 Mln Yuan
The film tells a story in which a family of five is brutally slaughtered in a rape-murder case
The Dawns Here Are Quiet
Premiers in Beijing
The movie is set to hit screens on August 25 as part of the celebrations to mark the 70th anniversary of the anti-fascist war victory
Movies Mark World War II to Be Released
A great many cultural projects have been basically completed to commemorate the anti-fascist victory of World War II and the 70th anniversary of the victory in the War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression (1937-45)
The Silence of the Kids
Raising awareness to care for and support autistic children
Feathered Behemoth
The latest discovery in China fuels people's imagination about the dinosaur
Abstract Ink
A Chinese artist evokes environmental sense of the public through ink paintings
Classic Movie, New Success
Titanic 3D
brings back memories of a generation
The People's Author
Lambasting social injustices, Charles Dickens' fame lives on in China
New Recipe for Food Safety
Closing loopholes in food safety regulation
Call for Reports on Students with HIV
17th Beijing Hope Run to Kick off in October
Millions in Harmony on Yoga Day
Millions of yoga enthusiasts bent and twisted their bodies in complex postures across India and much of the world on June 21 to mark International Yoga Day
Chinese Fans Ready to Celebrate International Day of Yoga
More than 13 Chinese cities to celebrate the International Day of Yoga
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