The 32nd National Book Expo in Jinan, Shandong, offers visitors a glimpse into the stories behind the books and showcases the latest advancements in the publishing industry, with a particular focus on green printing and digital reading.
In the Green Innovation Printing Exhibition zone, Tan Ming, general manager of Shandong INKJ Digital Technology Co Ltd, highlighted the company's commitment to environmental sustainability.
"Our printers use food-grade ink, which is much greener and safer than traditional oil-based inks," Tan said. By adopting water-based inks and reducing energy consumption, INKJ has significantly lowered its environmental impact.
Twenty-seven printing companies from across China gathered in the Green Innovation Printing Exhibition zone to showcase their state-of-the-art printing technologies, hardware, and software. This event provides an opportunity for industry professionals to exchange ideas and explore new opportunities for collaboration.
Digital reading experience zone offered visitors a glimpse into the future of reading. With a focus on e-books, databases, and audiobooks, this zone showcased the industry's efforts to create more immersive and personalized reading experiences.
In the central hall, a dedicated exhibition on the city of Jinan attracted visitors with its showcase of books, cultural products, and multimedia presentations about the city's iconic landmarks.
The 32nd National Book Expo in Jinan demonstrates the publishing industry's commitment to innovation, sustainability, and inclusivity. As the world embraces digital technologies, the expo highlights the importance of balancing tradition with modernity in the realm of books and reading.
Source: chinadaily.com.cn
