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4th Phoenix Writer Annual Conference concludes

Updated: 2023-03-18
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The fourth Phoenix Writer Annual Conference is held in Nanjing on March 17.

Chinese publishing giant Phoenix Publishing and Media Group held its fourth annual conference for writers in Nanjing, capital of Jiangsu province, on March 17.

Attended by nearly 100 writers, the conference unveiled recipients of the "Golden Phoenix" Medals and the first Phoenix Book Review Awards and PPMG's 2022 Books of the Year.

In addition, more than 100 woodblock painters were invited to make special bookplates for the 115 writers working for PPMG.

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Photos of PPMG's writers are on display during the fourth Phoenix Writer Annual Conference.

PPMG's original works involve literature, academia, popular science, and education, with a focus on promoting large-scale projects such as "The Great Wall Chronicle of China," "The Canal Chronicle of China," "Jiangsu Library," "The General History of Chinese Philosophy," "Overseas Chinese Studies Series," "Humanities and Social Sciences Translation Series," "Oxford General Education Reader Series," and "Great Powers History Series," all of which highlight PPMG's steadfast pursuit of excellence and ambition as a main force in building cultural power.

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Participants of the fourth Phoenix Writer Annual Conference take photos with portraits of PPMG's writers.

PPMG has attracted a large number of renowned experts in various fields, as well as many writers and translators.

Launched in 2019, the Phoenix Writer Annual Conference is expected to celebrate PPMG's writers, invite leading experts in various fields, and create a platform for writers, editors, and readers to interact with each other.


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