Publishing at The Commercial Press

Traditional Paper Book Publishing The scope of publishing covers language tools, specialized tools, language and writing, textbooks and reference books, albums, history, literature, biographies, philosophy, religion, education, psychology, finance, trade, law, medicine, music, recreation and sports, geography and tourism, and children's books. Among them, tool books, textbooks, historical and cultural picture books have the most extensive influence. Multimedia CD-ROM Publishing Based on paper book publishing resources, the scope covers paper books, with sound, images and other media value-added. Products include: the world's first Chinese dictionary CD-ROM "Hanyu Dictionary CD-ROM Version 1.0", the CD-ROM "Forbidden City" which won the International Emma Award, and "Hong Kong Postage Stamps" which won the Hong Kong Printing Grand Prize of the SEYBOLD Electronic Publishing Award. International Network Digital Book Publishing (e-books) Publishes online pay-per-read e-books. Through a comprehensive digital rights management (DRM) platform and a secure online transaction system that has been in operation for many years, readers can purchase and read high-quality, classic reading materials published by The Commercial Press and its friendly organizations, including books of deep historical and cultural, practical and social science, and educational and application values.

Publishing online language tools with multiple search methods, such as the online version of the Chinese Dictionary and the Thesaurus of the Commercial Press Education Network. Print-on-Demand (POD) Publishing Print-on-Demand (POD) Publishing is a new form of publishing that has emerged with the development of electronic printing technology, which makes it possible to print a small number of books, and to provide high-quality printed versions of books that are out of print or will not be reprinted again in the market, with the main focus on the out-of-print scholarly monographs published by The Commercial Press prior to 1949, which are of long-term reference value, and the number of which will be up to 1,000 or more.