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China Begins Revision of Grand Collection of Historical Books
China has kicked off a large-scale revision project of the Twenty-Four Histories
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 New Book About A/H1N1 Published
The book mainly concerns four people's real experiences. Through their eyes, readers can see what has happened since the outbreak began
 Google to Sell E-books in 2009
Google plans to launch a program of selling e-books later this year
 International Book Fair Opens in Warsaw
Publishers from 31 countries are presenting their publications at the 54th International Book Fair in Warsaw
 Premier Wen Jiabao Encourages Chinese to Read More
Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao encouraged citizens to read more and be studious and selective in their reading on World Reading Day
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 Chang Reveals All
What kind of book can be called an author's "strip-dance"? Eileen Chang, the writer of Lust, Caution, on which Ang Lee based his award-winning opus, gave an answer in her newly published autobiographical novel
 More Vivid History
This has been the most prosperous and vibrant period of Chinese history, during which the Chinese people have gradually expanded their living space, development opportunities and all kinds of rights and benefits
 Swan Song of a Veteran Journalist
The book is unique not only in the length of time it covers -- from 1915, and even prior to that, to the present -- but also, notably, in the special perspective with which the author viewed China, from the inside, yet with a world perspective
Looking at the Big Picture
Xiong Guangkai's International Situation and Security Strategy aims to introduce China's national security strategy to interested readers around the world
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Q&A with Authors  
 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
 Howard Goldblatt: Faithful to the Original
"I love to read Chinese; I love to write in English. I love the challenge, the ambiguity, the uncertainty of the enterprise. I love the tension between creativity and fidelity, even the inevitable compromises," said Howard Goldblatt
 Liu Zhenyun: Fighting Off the Wolves
The 49-year-old writer, who often crosses over to movie script writing and even acting, never yields to criticisms
 Return to Childhood with Absolute Children
"I hope the book Absolute Children can bridge children's world and adults' world," said Zhu Deyong, a renowed Taiwan cartoonist
 Yu Dan: Woman Lecturer Brings Ancient Philosophers Closer to Modern People
Yu Dan has attracted nationwide attention with her televised lecture series about the Analects of Confucius
 Famous Scholar Yu Qiuyu
In communication with other world cultures, Yu Qiuyu believes Chinese people should readjust their look at their own culture from an international perspective. This will help them better communicate with the rest of the world in every aspect
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