Beijing Language And Culture University Press
Beijing Language and Culture University Press (BLCUP)(北京语言大学出版社) is a publisher and university press that specializes in publishing Chinese textbooks. Established as a department within Beijing Language and Culture University, the press issued its first title in 1985.
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