Southern Daily Press

Named after Southern Daily, Southern Daily Press leans toward philosophy, religion, and Eastern philosophy, with an emphasis on drawing intellectual resources from classical traditional culture. Although the library currently holds only one title, Zen Interpretations of Zhuangzi already reflects its editorial interests: reading Zhuangzi through a Zen lens, blending Daoist and Buddhist thought for readers drawn to Eastern wisdom. Representative author Feng Xuecheng contributed this work, indicating the press's inclination toward authors who interpret traditional thought. Public information is limited, making a fuller account of its publishing structure difficult, but the existing title suggests a focus on doctrinal interpretation and rereading classics, with a style balancing scholarship and readability for readers interested in Chinese philosophy and religious culture.