Yuwen Publishing House
About the publisher
Founded in 1956, Yuwen Publishing House takes its name from its professional focus on language and writing. It mainly publishes textbooks for preschool education, primary and secondary Chinese language education, and vocational education, as well as dictionaries, language and writing standards, and academic works. The library currently holds two of its books, which lean toward history and documentary literature: Wu Si's The Blood Reward Law: Survival Games in Chinese History and Tangcheng Daoxiang's Crossing the Wa State. The former uses the concept of "blood reward" to analyze the logic of survival in Chinese history, while the latter records the realities of the borderlands of the Golden Triangle through field travel. Together they reflect the press's attention to historical reflection and documentary writing beyond language education. Due to limited materials in the library, public information on its related series and the full range of its author resources is limited, so no further introduction is provided here.