New and newer voice
Updated: 2016-10-26 07:20
By Mei Jia(China Daily)
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Ma was among six "young talents" at this year's Frankfurt fair.
Gong said Chinese publishers shouldn't be content with the huge domestic book market. And to show effort in that direction, the China International Publishing Group held a seminar on the fair, where it invited experts from Europe to give advice on their published titles that are aimed at the global market.
According to Susanne Barwick, who is with the German Publishers & Booksellers Association, Germany has a book market worth 9.2 billion euros ($10.01 billion), while China has one of 18 billion euros.
"China is the country that buys the most copyrights of German titles," Barwick said, adding that Germany buys most from English-speaking countries, followed by France and Japan.
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