chinese publishing造句

• Joint Publishing is a Chinese publishing house with offices in Hong Kong.
• Its publisher is Danny Chan, 30 years veteran of Chinese publishing in Canada.
• It was established in March 1951, and was attached to the Chinese Publishing Group ( ).
• It was established in 1953, and was attached to the Chinese Publishing Association ( \ O?[ 鶴HrOSO ).
• Consequently, the Chinese publishing industry took off during the Song Dynasty, several hundred years before the same happened in Japan.
• It is Hong Kong's largest Chinese publishing group, and has 51 retail outlets in the territory, and an 80 percent market share.
• Tom . com Ltd ., a media and Internet venture controlled by tycoon Li Ka-shing, has announced an advertising and magazine distribution joint venture with a Chinese publishing company.
• "' Yanguangshi "', was the first Chinese publishing house to publish Photobooks of famous ancient painting and calligraphy from the imperial collections using the colophon photographic printing technique.
• He is forging a global Chinese publishing group with his Ming Pao Enterprises; " Ming Pao " newspaper is also available in San Francisco, New York, Vancouver and Toronto.
• A Chinese publishing company and four book stores have agreed to compensate two U . S . publishers for illegally copying and selling books and materials, a lawyer for the American firms said Friday.
• The sisters also perform odd jobs as agents of the Dokusensha ( ostensibly a Chinese publishing company, but more like an Illuminati-type organization focusing on the collection of rare and powerful documents ).
• _The Chinese publishing house that had agreed to provide press facilities for a special newspaper for the women's meetings here and for the conference reneged on its agreement once the newspaper staff arrived in Beijing.
• When Falun Gong was banned on the mainland and hundreds of thousands of its practice manuals were destroyed, a Hong Kong subsidiary of a Chinese publishing company stopped printing the books, even though their sale had never been banned.
• But the China Overseas Chinese Publishing Co . in Beijing received an official warning after several chapters of " Animal Farm " appeared in an Orwell collection that it printed in 2000, according to a spokeswoman for the company.
• After spending time at a Chinese publishing house in Surakarta, he moved to Kediri and established his own company, publishing at least 279 works, written by a variety of authors and on a wide range of subjects, before his death.
• Although that may be a long-standing tradition in Chinese publishing, it also may occur because many university and local libraries in China lack extensive collections of world literature, most articles posted on the World Wide Web are not in free-access scientific journals, and, there is generally low awareness of international websites that provide free access to journals, such as Health InterNetwork Access to Research Initiative ( HINARI; http : / / www . healthinternetwork . org / scipub . php ) and the Directory of Open Access Journals ( http : / / www . doaj . org ).