When it comes to the 20 foreign publishers it works with, Springer Nature is a key partner.
Leana Li, the executive editor with Springer Nature's Beijing office, says that there are some high impact books in its China Insights series, known also as Understanding China series in Chinese.
Speaking about the collaboration, Li says: "We respect the intellectual and cultural traditions of CSSP's brand, and we trust our partner's editorial insights," she adds that Springer Nature sees China as a very important and promising market, and has more than 200 full time employees in China to explore its scholarly life.
"China is now among the world's strongest and biggest sources of scientific research output, and the share of English language academic literature authored by Chinese researchers is increasing quickly and steadily," she says.
Cai Fang's Demystify China's Economy Development is one example of a book from the China Insights series.
In the book, using facts and economic logic, the author explains how China's opening-up policy can boost the growth of its economy.
"The series is more about changes and the current situation, trying to offer authoritative and in-depth explanations," says Zhao.
