Holland's "Non Fiction" Books Enter China

Washington (reporter Zhang Lushi) in the afternoon of September 1st, two Holland writers Mineke Scheeper and John Goodes Blom took their respective sociological works not to marry Bigfoot women and "fire and civilization", and came to the China International Exhibition Center to hold the first version of the works. Henk Propper, President of the Holland literature foundation, said that since the first exhibition of Beijing International Book Expo last year, the foundation has tentatively explored the taste of Chinese readers' preference for knowledge books. In the future, more than 30 books on non fiction will be launched. "Fire and civilization" is about the coexistence of fire and fire after man's control of fire. The author says that he wants to correct the idea that human beings always regard fire as a dangerous thing. "Don't marry Bigfoot women" collects more than 150 women's proverbs in various countries. The author says "to proclaim a fair mirror" to reveal how far you are on the way to the citizens of the world. In addition to the two books mentioned above, the Holland foundation for literary creation also introduced the world's origin: the truth and myth of women's sexual organs, and how psychologists Dewey Draaisma's memory has shaped our past in the Chinese market, Eldo Drenthe. Henk Propper, President of Holland foundation for literary creation, said in an interview with our reporter that they visited all the exhibition areas of BIBF last year, and found that Chinese readers are especially interested in Holland's children's literature and also like knowledge books, so they signed a short or long term agreement with Chinese publishers to publish and publish Holland's works. After this BIBF, they plan to publish more than 30 translated versions of Holland's non fiction and children's literature in China. Propper talked about the status quo of Literature Publishing in Holland. Mr. Propper said that people do not understand contemporary Holland novels, and it is difficult to introduce them at the same time. In fact, novels and poems are most popular in Holland. In particular, poetry has a large number of readers from the old to the young - everyone wants to escape from reality and maintain a imaginative corner in a hectic life. In fiction, he wanted to invite Hera, one of the most important contemporary writers in Holland, to China. But she is already 86 years old. In addition, Harry Muris, who created the stone wedding bed, was repeatedly regarded as a popular candidate for the Nobel prize in literature in Holland.