On January 9, during the Beijing Book Fair, International Publishing Weekly released its 2025 Annual Best Licensed and Acquired Books selections, along with its Annual Copyrights Managers List. Two titles from China Renmin University Press (CRUP) were selected: the Kyrgyz-language edition of Toward the Rule of Law—From a Legal System to a Rule-of-Law System for the Top 10 Best Licensed Books List, and the translated Chinese edition of Co-Intelligence: Living and Working with AI for the Top 10 Best Acquired Books List.
Toward the Rule of Law—From a Legal System to a Rule-of-Law System (the Kyrgyz-language edition), by Wang Limin
Toward the Rule of Law—From a Legal System to a Rule-of-Law System offers a comprehensive and professionally grounded interpretation of the Communist Party of China’s overarching blueprint, top-level design and implementation roadmap for advancing governance in accordance with the law. It was included in China’s recommended book list under the The Project on Mutual Translation and Publication of Asian Classics and has been designated by the Publicity Department of the CPC Central Committee as a key title for the “Going Global” initiative. The Kyrgyz edition was launched at the release event for the China–Kyrgyzstan Classics Mutual Translation Project, and was distributed in mainstream local sales channels after its publication.
Co-Intelligence: Living and Working with AI, by Ethan Mollick, translated by Liang Jiarui
Drawing on an interdisciplinary perspective that integrates management studies, organizational behavior and education, Co-Intelligence: Living and Working with AI advances a set of framework-level arguments that are both groundbreaking and practically instructive. The book’s practical relevance has been recognized in the public sector, as evidenced by Shenzhen Municipal Government’s purchase of 1,100 copies, which proves its value as a decision-making reference. Further recognition of this book from authoritative cultural platforms includes a recommendation on CCTV’s Dushu (Reading) program and an inclusion in Think Tank magazine’s “2025 Annual Selection of Business and Management Books.”
First Review: Zhao Lingying (Intern)
Second Review: Liu Guangyu, Yang Yang
Final Review: Guo Xiaoming