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Avidly read history-and-humor series continued their hold on the nonfiction book consumer base in China at the end of 2021.

The Frank Herbert series may be finding a footing in the Chinese market, where series and relatively recent 'classics' are prized.

Trickle-down economics does not work in a stratified country like ours. In order to make the most of our demographic dividend, we must get money into the hands of the poor and focus on equitable, inclusive growth.

The October charts in China confirm the energy that a new edition of a popular work can provide in a market that honors its modern classics.

In China, an interesting new fiction bestseller is mixed with nonfiction—and become a point of debate among Chinese readers. In illustrated books, a title for only children has a touching message. On the banks of the Yangtze in Wuhan, a February 14 shot of citizens out for celebrations of the Lunar New Year, the Year of the Ox. Image – iStockphoto: Julien Viry Controversy Sells There were six new titles on the Beijing OpenBook overall bestseller list in fiction in January, and in three case...

A mix of classics and newcomers makes up the bestseller lists from December in China, with the approach of the Lunar New Year in February starting to lift sales of ‘Our New Year.’ On Shanghai’s Yingao West Road in the city’s Baoshan district, January 31. Image – iStockphoto: Scqbj-Jz A Presidential Release and Traditional Favorites In the last month of 2020, China’s bestseller lists were reflecting that duality of interest familiar to Publishing Perspectives readers—a kind of tens...