
Chinese Online Literature Hooks 200M Overseas Fans
Chinese online literature attracts 200M readers in 200+ countries, with unique regional tastes from powerful heroines in Southeast Asia to Taoist cultivation tales in North America.
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Chinese online literature attracts 200M readers in 200+ countries, with unique regional tastes from powerful heroines in Southeast Asia to Taoist cultivation tales in North America.
The 33rd National Book Expo in Chongqing blends history, local talent, and digital innovation into a literary feast.
UN Under-Secretary-General Melissa Fleming shares the harrowing survival story of Doaa Al Zamel, a Syrian refugee who fought for her life at sea.
The 35th Hong Kong Book Fair opens with over 620 activities, spotlighting diverse publications from the Chinese mainland.
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Novelist Mai Jia explains how writing helped him reconcile with his past, inspiring empathy and a longing for peace.
The 2025 Kazakhstan-China Silk Road Literature Week kicked off at Farabi University, uniting creative voices and celebrating timeless storytelling.
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