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Chinese Reading Into New Local Realities

Posted at 6:24AM Monday 06 Sep 2010

China is increasingly turning to its publishing industry to promote better understanding with the rest of the world and present a mature image.

Wu Wei, from China Book International (CBI), quips that she has become saleswoman par excellence with her single-minded pursuit of one goal: introducing Chinese books to global readers.

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