Xi'an Publishing House
- Founded
- 1992
- Country / Region
- China
- Notable books
- One Thousand and One Nights, Volume 2One Thousand and One Nights, Volume 3Andersen's Fairy Tales · Volume I
About the publisher
Xi'an Publishing House is a comprehensive publisher focusing on books and audio-visual publishing, covering politics, economics, science and technology, literature, culture and sports, and education, and has gradually developed distinctive publishing lines in Silk Road culture, ancient capital culture, poetry culture, Qinqiang culture, and Guanxue culture. Judging from its in-house titles, the publisher places considerable emphasis on classic works and inspirational growth reading. Representative books include the three-volume One Thousand and One Nights, the three-volume Andersen's Fairy Tales, the middle volume of Grimm's Fairy Tales, and Shan Gui Mu Ke. Representative authors include Zhou Zhi, Ye Guangqin, Feng Huaping, and Feng Zhiyuan; among them, Ye Guangqin's Shan Gui Mu Ke reflects the publisher's orientation toward essays and miscellaneous writings and literary creation. Overall, the publisher balances classic translations, children's reading, and local literature, presenting a publishing profile oriented toward general reading and cultural transmission. Public information is limited, and the above focuses on the directions reflected by in-house books.
Frequent authors
Feng Zhiyuan (27)周治 (9)Feng Huaping (5)余本 (1)Ye Guangqin (1)