Beijing Publishing House
- Founded
- 1956
- Country / Region
- China
- Notable books
- Great Minds for Everyone: From the SoilPrisoner of War Diary: 1940–1945Close Readings of Lu Xun's Works
About the publisher
Beijing Publishing House is a comprehensive Chinese publisher whose history, according to public information, dates back to the 1940s and which has operated under its current name since 1956. Its eight titles in our catalog span social fiction, essays and miscellaneous writings, history, language and self-help for young readers. Representative works include Ye Guangqin's Cain Sangzi and Wang Meng's A Lifetime of Living: Wang Meng's Life Experience, as well as The First Book to Understand China's Structure: From Vassal States to Empire and East-West Dialogue: A Conversation Between Media Tycoons. For young readers, there are Du Xingdong's creativity course and several series of financial wisdom stories and ability-building books. Its authors include Ye Guangqin, Wang Meng, Liu Changle and Murdoch, reflecting a publishing profile that values both literature and intellectual culture. Public information is limited, so further directions are not known.
Frequent authors
Beijing Academy of Educational Sciences (40)Wang Hongtu (7)Zhou Xiangyu (6)Luo Xiyao (6)Lü Simian (5)浦江清 (5)Wang Yanchun (5)俞陛云 (4)Wang Li (4)Jin Xingyao (4)Gu Jiegang (4)He Yikun (3)