Emergency Management Press
- Founded
- 1951
- Country / Region
- China
- Notable books
- Literary Classics Little Blue Book: Call to ArmsLiterary Classics Little Blue Book: Dawn Blossoms Plucked at DuskExamples of Historical Naming Taboos
About the publisher
Emergency Management Press is a publisher that combines professional publishing with general reading. Its publishing scope covers professional fields such as emergency management, work safety, disaster prevention, mitigation and relief, fire safety, emergency rescue and the coal industry, and it undertakes the publication of the syllabus and tutorial materials for the Intermediate Certified Safety Engineer examination. Books in the collection also span classics, culture, popular science, biography, social sciences and philosophy. Representative titles include Call to Arms and Dawn Blossoms Plucked at Dusk from the "Little Blue Book of Literary Classics" series, as well as Examples of Historical Taboo, From One to Infinity: Facts and Speculations in Science, The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin, Under the Red Banner, A History of Chinese Historiography and Fun Mathematics for Children: Mathematics Is So Much Fun. In terms of authors, works by Chinese and foreign figures such as Lu Xun, Chen Yuan, George Gamow and Benjamin Franklin are included, with contributions from Li Yiming, Cai Hongxia, Gong Qinghua and Nie Xiaodan. Overall, alongside professional emergency and safety publishing, the press also attends to humanistic classics and popular science reading, forming a publishing character that balances professionalism and accessibility. Due to limited public information, other aspects are not elaborated here.
Frequent authors
Li Yiming (9)Lao She (3)刘薰宇 (2)Lu Xun (2)George Gamow (1)安祯 (1)富兰克林 (1)Lu Yin (1)曹伯韩 (1)Lin Huiyin (1)林韵 (1)聂小丹 (1)