Adoraki Series
by Guo Ni
This sci-fi series revolves around 12-year-old Mu En, who lives with his grumpy grandfather in the town’s iron dump during the AI era. He dreams of becoming the champion of the blade league competition and also of looking for his mother, who left him when he was very young. (4 titles; ages 8–up)
China Children’s Press & Publication Group
All Over China
by Cao Wenxuan, Jin Bo, Gao Hongbo, et al.
Created by more than 70 Chinese authors and illustrators, this series, in the form of a diary, describes the geography, landscape, culture, and interesting historical aspects of China and its 34 provincial-level administrative regions. It is a multifaceted discovery of the country’s beauty.
China Children’s Press & Publication Group
As Dead as A Dodo
by Shen Fuyu
Dodos, passenger pigeons, thylacines... they once inhabited the Earth, but now they are gone forever. The disappearance of any species is a step toward loneliness for mankind. This warm story is aimed at raising awareness of animal and environmental protection. (Ages 7–up)
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Button Soldier, The
by Jiu-er
A button fell off, was picked up by the garbage truck, and rolled off onto the roadside. One day, it was found by a boy, who needed a replacement piece for his chess set. The button then became a pawn... and mysteries unfold in this wordless picture book illustrated by Jiu-er. (Ages 3–6)
Beijing Dandelion Children’s Book House
Chinese Architectures in 3D
by Wang Yu
There are many great ancient buildings in the vast land of China that are quite different from those in the West. Through these pages filled with complex pop-ups, children travel around China and get to know the fabulous architectural gems and learn the wisdom of ancient Chinese. (Ages 3–6)
PHEI Children’s Books Division
Chinese Children and Chinese Year
by Wang Zaozao
These two picture books revolve around traditional Chinese culture. The protagonists assume the characters in the respective legends and explore concepts such as love, warmth, understanding, and teamwork. The embedded AR technology enhances and enriches the reader's experience. (2 titles; ages 5–up)
Aurora Publishing House
Come On, Xiaobugu!
by Xu Ling
This series shows children different ways to solve problems through Xiaobugu’s adventures. It reveals a child’s complex and sensitive inner world as well as the issues he or she encounters while growing up. (4 titles; ages 5–up)
Aurora Publishing House
Energy from the Sun
by Edited by Acre Junior Library
This book on solar energy reminds children that most of the energy sources available today are cumulated over a long period of time. It inspires children to think about future energy sources and how to develop them sustainably. (178 characters; ages 4–6)
Acre Junior Library
General History of Chinese Science and Technology, A
by Jiang Xiaoyan
Containing hundreds of achievements across 14 major fields, these books showcase the breadth of Chinese science and technology, spanning 5,000 years. The series allows young readers to understand and appreciate the full extent of the Chinese civilization. (6 titles; ages 13–18)
Jieli Publishing House
History of Chinese People: Volume 3, The
by Shen Fuyu
This volume, subtitled Starry Sky Above the Warring States, covers the Warring States period, which was one of the most influential in the Chinese history. Its scholar-officials, represented by philosophers, rose as the new political elite, and their doctrines influenced the governmental structures and cultural patterns that characterized China 2,200 years ago. (Ages 7–up)
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Humanities and Geography for Children
by Gaiti Cultural and Creative Co.
This two-volume series follows China’s two most important rivers, the Yellow River and the Yangtze River. Children will read about the nature, geography, culture, and history of these river valleys. Filled with traditional Chinese paintings, this series is both artistic and informative. (2 titles; ages 7–10)
PHEI Children’s Books Division
Let's Draw Together: Chinese Children and 12 Zodiac Signs
by Yang Yingying
Children will obtain a basic knowledge of traditional Chinese art and culture, and learn to draw the Chinese zodiac from this book. They will learn to appreciate and evaluate this art form under the guidance of the author, a graduate of Beijing-based Central Academy of Fine Arts. (Ages 7–14)
BPG Bright Technology & Culture
Long River, A
by Yu Dawu
This first-ever Yellow River–themed picture book, which is in the form of a long scroll, provides an immersive reading experience. It showcases an ancient river that has nurtured the Chinese nation as well as a grand river that is closely linked in the people’s daily lives. (Ages 9–14)
China Children’s Press & Publication Group
Mr. Octopus Series
by Han Xu
The two titles in this cognitive-enlightenment picture book series—Mr. Octopus Sells Umbrella and Mr. Octopus’s Birthday—teach toddlers about number-matching and picture/color recognition and entertain with stories about family, friendship, and bonding. (2 titles; ages 2–5)
Jieli Publishing House
Mysterious Express Delivery Family, The
by Liangse Fengjing
This YA action/adventure series is about young Xia Yitiao, an extraordinary teenager with incredible superhuman powers. Throughout his journey, he suffers great loss and heartache but also finds friendship, hope, and a true sense of belonging with his powerful and mysterious Express Delivery family. (9 titles; ages 9 and up)
China Children’s Press & Publication Group
Nuwa Created Man
by Edited by Acre Junior Library
Where do people come from? Different cultures have different explanations, and the Chinese have an ancient myth to offer as well. The illustrator uses cliff painting, an ancient technique that was used for creating murals on rock faces, to narrate the story. (105 characters; ages 4–6)
Acre Junior Library
Selection of Chinese Animal Novels, A
by Shen Shixi, Jin Zenghao, et al.
This selection of outstanding novels covers the work of 10 Chinese writers who have made a great impact on animal-themed fiction-writing in children’s literature. (10 titles; ages 9–up)
Aurora Publishing House
Singing the Classics: Beautiful Poetry
by Yang Yingying
This book selects 40 ancient Chinese poems that are most suitable—and enjoyable—for children. The pages are accompanied by exquisite illustrations by well-known Chinese artists, thus providing a sense of beauty and pleasure. (Ages 7–14)
BPG Bright Technology & Culture
Song of Everlasting Sorrow, The
by Bai Juyi
Written 1,200 years ago, this Tang Dynasty poem is a masterpiece in Chinese poetry. It narrates a tragic love story between the emperor and his noble consort during wartime. Two current Chinese painters, Wu Sheng and Yu Shui, use traditional silk painting to recreate this story. (Ages 5–up)
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Spring Tides and Childhood Series
by Liao Xiaoqin, Wang Jucheng, et al.
The life of children in contemporary China is reflected in this set of original novel-length children’s works. The titles explore their dreams, loves, and growth during a fast-changing time, and help them cope with the new era. (10 titles; ages 9–up)
Aurora Publishing House
Twelve Hound Puppies
by Gerelchimeg Blackcrane
The night comes to the Mongolian grasslands and the hound mother, nestled in a warm corner, starts to give birth. One puppy emerges after another. But where does one puppy go? Illustrated by Jiu-er, this picture book is a sensitive and caring take on life and death. (Ages 3–6)
Beijing Dandelion Children’s Book House
Variable Dough, The
by Edited by Acre Junior Library
In China, flour is the main ingredient in various local delicacies, and for many children, these dishes are the unforgettable taste of their hometowns. Readers are sure to think about their favorite dough-based delicacies when looking at these pages! (37 characters; ages 4–6)
Acre Junior Library
White Fox Dila Series
by Chen Jiatong
This series presents a complex and sophisticated world of animal civilization. In it, white fox Dila and his friends pursue clues and embark on an adventure that takes them into a wonderful and imaginative world. An inspiring story about an animal dreaming of becoming a human being, this series is already available in English, French, and German. (6 titles; ages 7–12)
Jieli Publishing House
Who Am I?
by Edited by Acre Junior Library
On the road, I am a pedestrian. In a restaurant, I am a guest. At the park, I am a...? Different occasions require different behaviors and manner. Using repetitive and short sentences, this book shows children how to behave in different settings. (61 characters; ages 4–6)
Acre Junior Library
Wolf Cub Fenrir and I
by Gerelchimeg Blackcrane
From renowned writer Gerelchimeg Blackcrane comes a story about a captured little wolf returning to the wild. This first wolf-themed book from the writer is about debunking the “big, bad wolf” stereotype. (Ages 7–12)
Jieli Publishing House
Wonderlands: A Magical Atlas
by Zhang Hong
The author takes the reader to 10 places where beloved children’s classics were born, referencing works such as Harry Potter, The BFG, and Alice in Wonderland. Through anecdotes and stories, from inside and outside of the books, the author paints a magical and enchanting fairy tale atlas for the reader. (Ages 7–up)
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