Despite studies projecting that millennials may prefer reading paper books over e books, China Literature, a pioneer online literature company, is...
Online literature
Smartphones may be killing print in China, but they're revolutionizing literature. Last year, 333 million Chinese read fiction written for their phones...
By J. D. Biersdorfer This year marks the 10th anniversary of the iPhone, Apple’s all-purpose gadget that kicked off the...
By Xinhua The General Office of the Communist Party of China (CPC) Central Committee has asked the China Writers Association (CWA)...
By Xing Yi Amazon China, one of the largest online booksellers, released its 2017 Reading Report on April 20, which...
By Song Jingyi It has been eight years since Tang Xintian, a post-80s woman in Beijing, started working as a...
By Bhaamati Borkhetaria Stories are an imperative part of the human experience. Whether we consume them as television dramas or...
After years of development, Chinese online literature has gained popularity among foreign readers, who are fascinated by the charm and...
Zhang Wei, China’s top-earning online novelist, is not modest about his success. “I love writing, and I’m gifted,” Mr. Zhang,...
Chinese authors of literature published online are being formally admitted by the biggest official association for writers in the country. ...
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