Shanghai People's Publishing House Co., Ltd.

Introduction to Shanghai People's Publishing House
Shanghai People's Publishing House was founded in 1951, formerly known as East China People's Publishing House, and was renamed Shanghai People's Publishing House in 1955. It has gradually developed into a comprehensive publishing house focusing on philosophy and social sciences, with publishing categories including Party history and Party building, politics, philosophy, history, economics, law, literature, education, and more. Shanghai People's Publishing House has always adhered to the publishing philosophy of reflecting the outstanding achievements of human civilization and showcasing the rich accomplishments of Chinese civilization, focusing on works of significant cultural heritage and accumulation value, and works reflecting the latest research findings in academic disciplines. It builds its brand through professional scholarship, guides reading with social responsibility, and is committed to becoming a highland of academic publishing, a river of cultural accumulation, and a cradle of bestsellers. In recent years, Shanghai People's Publishing House has edited and published a number of exquisite works with profound thought, superb artistry, and fine production in the fields of Chinese politics, international politics, Chinese history, modern documents, economic management, and popular literature. These works have exerted significant social influence, established a good brand image among readers, and have successively received honors such as "National Excellent Publishing Unit", "National Top 100 Publishing Unit", and "Shanghai Civilized Unit". The books published have repeatedly won the national "Five One Project" Book Award, the China Publishing Government Award, the Chinese Excellent Publication Award, and other honors. Since September 2016, after reform and restructuring, it has been jointly reorganized with Xuelin Publishing House, Shanghai Far East Publishing House, Shanghai Bookstore Publishing House, Gezhi Publishing House, Beijing Century Wenjing Culture Communication Co., Ltd., and Shanghai "Money Week" Magazine to form the new Shanghai People's Publishing House.