Shanghai online literature week reveals giant strides for genre

The Third Shanghai International Online Literature Week, which brought together online literature writers and industry professionals from 16 countries, was held in Shanghai from Dec. 16 to 18.

China-published books about Bulgaria presented in Sofia

Books published in China, including translations and studies related to Bulgaria, were presented in Sofia on Thursday.

Albanian version of Analects of Confucius launched

An Albanian edition of The Analects of Confucius, published by the Papyrus Books Publishing House, was officially launched at the Confucius Institute at the University of Tirana on Wednesday.

China's online literature rakes in over 605-million-USD in overseas revenue in 2023

China's online literature has accelerated its overseas expansion, with its total revenue in the overseas market reaching 4.35 billion yuan (about 605 million U.S. dollars) in 2023, according to the latest industry report released on Monday.

Ancient books get a new chapter

Institute shares its knowledge with the world as it restores and conserves old literature using cross-disciplinary research and technology.

New generation takes on mission of remembering Nanjing Massacre

​The second installment in Yang Xiaoyan's Nanjing Massacre book series is set in 1937 and follows Wu An, a 12-year-old boy who is sold to a Chinese soldier hoping to disguise himself as a father and a civilian to evade the Japanese troops and rejoin the fight.

​Taiwan writer Chang Yu's latest book launches in Beijing

Taiwan writer Chang Yu's latest book, "Huangtu Family," launched in Beijing on Dec. 6.

Found in translation

Young professionals are increasingly helping to fill in gaps in Chinese versions of French literature, past and present.

Iconic Chinese novelist Chiung Yao dies at 86

Chiung Yao, the celebrated romance novelist who captured the hearts of generations in the Chinese-speaking world, has died at 86, prompting an outpouring of mourning across social media.

Ethnic literature awards celebrate national diversity

Born in 1995, Ma Jun is the youngest laureate this year for the Junma Awards for Ethnic Literature in the prose category.