University presses make full use of regional resources to create feature books.docVIP

University presses make full use of regional resources to create feature booksRecently， based on the educational resources， many university presses， especially those whose universities are not so famous and limited in excellent discipline resources， are struggling to hunt for more resources. Some university presses represent their features through using regional resources. Presses like the Yunnan University Press， the Xiamen University Press， the Xiangtan University Press， the Soochow University Press and the Heilongjiang University Press， etc.， have achieved “double-effect” advance on this aspect.Create regional featured products groupIn recent years， many Chinese university presses more or less produced some regional feature related products. Just in the first half year of 2014， numerous new products came into the market， including “Study on Ethnic Minority Culture in Dehong Series” of Yunnan University Press， Zhejiang Celebrities and the Development of Modern Chinese New Music of the Zhejiang University Press， Shannxi Customs of the Northwestern Polytechnical University Press and Aesthetic Appreciation Outline of Hubei Modeling Cultural Heritage of the Wuhan University Press， etc. After periods of development， many university presses formed their unique regional featured products groups.According to the chief editor of the Xiamen University Press， Song Wenyan， by taking advantage of regional features， they developed from simplex publishing into various publications， including “Taiwan Research” （over 300 kinds）， “Research on Overseas Chinese in Southeast Asian” （over 200 kinds）， “Taiwanese Culture Research” （over 300 kinds） and “Ocean Research” （over 200 kinds）， etc.. Their products like “Transactions of Taiwan Literature” draw much attention from the public. Soochow University Press， by taking advantage of its location on the “Silk Road”， has published “The General History of Chinese Silk” and “Chinese Song Brocade”， which fills the gap in silk research books. Me