Taylor & Francis’ has launched TandFChina.com, its online hub for the scholarly community in China. It offers key resources for authors, researchers, journal editors, research librarians and learned societies in Mandarin, as well as being a gateway to all Taylor & Francis content, both books and journals and from all imprints (Routledge, Taylor & Francis, CRC Press and Garland Science).

More than 70,000 China-based researchers published in Taylor & Francis journals in 2015, almost five times the figure in 2010, and accounting for 16% of authors published that year. This number continues to grow, with over 25,000 published so far in 2016. Taylor & Francis already provides guidance for aspiring, new and experienced researchers but the launch of TandFChina.com brings this to Chinese authors in Mandarin, with key information on such areas as publishing a book, selecting and submitting to a journal, promoting research, and Open Access publishing. With links to English language editing services and videos and infographics in Mandarin, TandFchina.com will help visitors better understand and navigate the publishing process.

Dedicated sections for journal editors, research librarians and learned societies support each of these publishing partners, while links to Taylor & Francis Online, Taylor & Francis ebooks and CRC Netbase are quick to navigate to. Latest news from the Group will also offer regional updates and insights on the scholarly publishing landscape within China.

Visit the Taylor & Francis China website at TandFChina.com.

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