Participants pose for a group photo.

Jiangsu People's Publishing House, a subsidiary of Phoenix Publishing and Media Group, hosted a promotional conference and multilingual signing ceremony for books about the Chinese People's War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and Nanjing Massacre in Beijing on June 18.

The event took place during the 31st Beijing International Book Fair.

As an important publishing force under PPMG, Jiangsu People's Publishing House has published many significant titles exploring the Chinese People's War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, including the 78-volume "Nanjing Massacre Historical Materials Collection", the 100-volume "Special Research Series about the Chinese People's War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression", and the 11-volume "Bacteriological Warfare and Epidemic Prevention Literature Collection during the Chinese People's War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression". These publications have not only sparked strong reactions domestically but have also had a significant impact internationally through their translations.

President of the Turkish Canut Publishing, Deniz Kizilcec, representing overseas publishers, reviewed over a decade of friendly cooperation and fruitful results with Jiangsu People's Publishing House. He highlighted the credibility and academic value of the book Research on the International Safety Zone of the Nanjing Massacre, which he believes will be another successful case of introducing Chinese books.

Aziz Biimyrza, director of the "Manas" Research Institute of Kyrgyzstan, offered high praise for the Chinese people's struggle against Japanese aggression and the immense sacrifices made. He said that the anti-war and Nanjing-themed books will become a part of global anti-fascist research efforts. The research institute is willing to contribute to the overseas spread of relevant books and to facilitate historical and cultural exchanges between China and Kyrgyzstan.

In his address, Adil Koitanov, director of the National Book Chamber of the Republic of Kazakhstan, expressed the bureau's support and services for Sino-Kazakh publishing cooperation. He warmly welcomed PPMG and Jiangsu People's Publishing House to collaborate with Kazakh publishers in launching more high-quality books, making greater contributions to Sino-Kazakh cultural exchanges.

Authorization agreements for the Kyrgyz and Turkish versions of Research on the International Safety Zone of the Nanjing Massacre and the French version of Foreign Friends during Chinese People's War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression were signed.