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With adults following the animated adaptation of 'The Three-Body Problem,' we look at the China's bestselling children's books for December.

Anticipation of a new animated adaptation of Liu Cixin's trilogy drove 'The Three-Body Problem' back to the top of China's charts.

Awards and screen adaptations drive fiction, while humorous history stokes nonfiction, on China's October bestseller lists from OpenBook.

That reading list your teacher sent you home with can do great things for sales of several 'great classics' in a hot July in China.

A streaming B2C marketing program, 'Oriental Selection' seems to be behind a big jump in June's nonfiction charts.

Emotional content from a favorite author and strong annual '618' promotions boosted China's charts in May.

Nonfiction showed some strength, online literature was less buoyant in fiction, and Ultraman held his lead in China's bestsellers in April.

The late start to primary and secondary schools in parts of China meant fewer class reading lists than usual influencing the charts.

Three significant entries on China's fiction lists early in the lunar new year are buoyed by film and television.

Driven by winter-break extracurricular reading lists, China's charts see familiar classics in fiction, humorous history titles in nonfiction.