从甲骨文到E-Publications：跨越三千年的中国出版（英文版）

Chinese civilization is one of the world's oldest civilizations, characterized by long history, rich content, and far-reaching influence. From Oracle Bones to E-Publications: 3000 Years of Chinese Publishing (English Version) delves into the history of Chinese publishing, presenting an illustrated summary of 3,000 years of publishing, divided into four periods: the era of writings on bamboo and silk, the era of books handwritten on paper, the printing era, and the current digital publishing era. It covers various topics, including the invention of characters and papermaking and printing technologies, and it highlights the impact of modern digital technology on Chinese publishing. The book provides valuable insights into the evolution of Chinese civilization and its publishing industry, offering a great learning opportunity for those interested in Chinese culture, history, and publishing. The detailed introduction of Chinese Oracle Bones, Bamboo and Silk, Papermaking Technology, and Printing Technology, as well as the various publishing systems, offer a comprehensive understanding of Chinese publishing. Furthermore, the book presents the current state of Chinese publishing, which is highly diverse in character, encompassing print publishing, online publishing, and mobile-phone publishing. Overall, From Oracle Bones to E-Publications: 3000 Years of Chinese Publishing (English Version) is a valuable reference for students, scholars, and readers interested in Chinese cultural development and publishing history.