The 3rd China Private Book Industry Development Summit Forum (2005 · Beijing)
Conference summary:
From April 8 to 10, 2005, the third China Private Book Industry Development Summit Forum opened in Beijing as scheduled. After three years, the forum has become an important part of the private book industry. The focus of this forum goes deep into the problems of internal management and sustainable development of private book industry. This conference will introduce, elaborate, analyze and discuss the latest policies and trends of national non-public economic development, the situation and choices faced by China's private book industry, how to "restructure" the private book industry, how to establish a modern enterprise system, and how to adjust the tax and financing policies of the private book industry.
At the meeting, a number of relevant leaders and experts made a detailed explanation on the state's macro policy for the development of private book industry, the adjustment trend of the state's non-public economic financing policy, the tax policy of private book industry and other relevant policies. A number of outstanding enterprise representatives put forward reasonable suggestions on the development trend of private book industry in combination with the development of their own enterprises. At the same time, the National Chamber of Commerce and Private Book Industry & Social Science Literature and Art Book Consortium, Private Book Industry Teaching Auxiliary Book Publication Consortium, private book industry group with the total publication right and other organizations made an introduction to their own situations at the meeting respectively. The theme of private book industry development set in 2005 is "seize the opportunity, scale up and seek for development".
Political Representatives：
Liu Bo, director of the publication department of the General Administration of Press and Publication. "Seize the opportunity, scale up and seek for development - trends on private book industry policies.”
Wang Qiang, deputy director of the Department of economic system reform of the national development and reform commission “Textbook publishing reform implement suggestions and relevant operations.”
Chen Daofu, researcher, Institute of Finance, development research center of the State Council “State non-public economic financing strategies adjustment trends”
Liu Zuo, director of Institute of tax science, State Administration of Taxation, “Non-public economy and private book industry enterprises taxing policies in 2005”
Corporate Representatives:
Xi Yuhu, President and chief editor of English weekly, “tamping the professional foundation and casting the soul of the brand - also on the main reasons for the increase of circulation and business philosophy of English weekly after the ‘one fee system’”
Xu Zhiming, Secretary General of non-state owned book industry committee of China Development Association and chairman of Beijing Longzhimei advertising cultural bookstore, “Modernization of small and medium sized bookstores”
Industrial Representatives:
Research Institute representative: Analysis report on “Follow up survey questionnaire of China's private book industry in 2005”
Yu Min, deputy director of China Publishing Research Institute, “Speech on 3rd China’s private book industry development advanced forum”
You Yong, chairman of the National Private Social Science Literature and Art Book Publishing Consortium, general manager of Shaanxi Music World Publishing Department, “Introduction to private book industry social science and art book publishing combo”
Wu Kuidou, chairman of Liaoning Hanwen Enterprise Group, “Introduction to private book industry enterprises which have general publishing rights.”
Guest speakers:
Hao Zhensheng, deputy director of China Publishing Research Institute, “Speech on 3rd China’s private book industry development advanced forum”
Ren Zhihong, vice president of China Publishing Industry Association and chairman of Shandong Century Tianhong Book Industry Co., Ltd, “The sustainable development of private book industry”
Luo Ruiren, President of National Federation of Industry and Commerce, “Introduction to National Federation of Industry and Commerce”
