First full English translation of 'Qunshu Zhiyao' presents Chinese wisdom for modern challenges

Marking the first anniversary of Beijing Central Axis' inscription as a UNESCO World Heritage site, a book series centered on the site was launched at Beijing's Hong'en Temple on Jul. 27.

Qian Sijin, a septuagenarian nuclear physicist of the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN), takes to storytelling to explain the universe in everyday words.

William C Wuttke was an author of nearly 100 cartoons capturing the brutal realities he and other POWs endured at Mukden Camp, a Japanese prison camp in Shenyang, Liaoning province, during WWII. Today, reproductions of his original works hang on the walls of the Shenyang WWII Allied Prisoners Camp Site Museum.

The Spiritual Pursuit of Chinese Civilization, a newly launched book organized by the National Office for Philosophy and Social Sciences and published by CITIC Press Group, was officially released at the 33rd National Book Expo in July.

​The National Library of China (NLC) opened a public exhibition on Tuesday showcasing rare documents and historical materials from the Chinese People's War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression (1931-1945).

"A Room of One's Own," a pop-up exhibition at PageOne Beijing Fun Bookstore running through Sept. 21, recreates Virginia Woolf's private study and features cultural products inspired by her seminal 1929 feminist essay.

The China Printing Museum has opened an exhibition featuring nearly 400 bookplates by renowned Chinese artists, tracing the evolution of this miniature art form from the 1930s to today.

China attaches great importance to the use of the Tibetan language, as evidenced by the recent publication of a key bilingual dictionary.

French writer Maxime Vivas was awarded the Outstanding Achievement Award at the second Orchid Awards ceremony, held on Thursday in Beijing. He was recognized for his objective reporting on Xinjiang and his significant contributions to international communication.

The "Exhibition of Excellent Traditional Chinese Cultural Works" is currently underway at the National Museum of Classic Books in Beijing, showcasing rare manuscripts, unearthed relics and canonical works.

The 31st Beijing International Book Fair (BIBF) kicked off in Beijing on June 18, showcasing about 220,000 books from China and abroad.

The Chinese edition of "Discovering the Clown," a highly influential guide to acting techniques, was released by Jilin Publishing Group at the 31st Beijing International Book Fair (BIBF) on June 20.

The 31st Beijing International Book Fair opened in Beijing on Wednesday, displaying around 220,000 books from China and abroad.

The representative work of Chinese scholar Li Shen, "Zhongguo Kexueshi," or "History of Chinese Science," has been recently published in Russian by Moscow University Press.

The 18th Special Book Awards of China were announced on Tuesday in Beijing, recognizing the significant role of foreign authors, translators and publishers in promoting Chinese experiences, thought and culture overseas.

China's online literature readership has swelled to 575 million, underscoring the growing dominance of digital storytelling in the country's cultural landscape.

Following this year's Cultural and Natural Heritage Day, a launch event for the book "Intangible Cultural Heritage Journey on the Central Axis" by the Beijing Cultural and Tourism Bureau was held at the Beijing Book Building on Tuesday.

Chinese science fiction writers toured the Exhibition Hall of Evidences of Crime Committed by Unit 731 of the Japanese Imperial Army in Harbin, Heilongjiang province, late last month, with several sharing their shock and reflections on world peace with China.org.cn.

A commemorative conference on the 120th anniversary of U.S. journalist Edgar Snow's birth was held on Friday at Peking University in Beijing.

A China Book Corner was officially inaugurated at the National Library of Bangladesh on Sunday in Dhaka, Bangladesh. The unveiling ceremony and subsequent "Reading China" China-Bangladesh Youth Exchange brought together nearly 300 participants, including representatives from governments, media organizations, universities, and enterprises of both countries.