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(Global Times)

08:19, April 23, 2013

More ambitious

Huang is also working for the construction of a base promoting the administrative concepts of the CPC in Jiaxing, Zhejiang Province, where the Party was founded. He also started a mailing list for his publishing house in late March, which over 500 foreign readers have signed up, he said.

Some books are published aboard, but Huang is also beginning to target Chinese government departments as buyers as he thinks his books would make good gifts to foreign politicians.

"Some books rely on the market, some are sold to the government, and others show our influence," Huang explains.

So far, 70 percent of his books have made money, but he is still promoting the rest.

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