Catalogue readiness
Review ISBN, title, contributor, language, format, edition and availability data before distribution planning.
Chinese publishing services
KOKOSHUNGSAN LTD is a UK-based company supporting Chinese-language publishers that want to assess international ebook, print-on-demand, retail, library and education distribution. Work begins by checking catalogue data, files, formats and rights—not by promising placement or sales.
Direct answer
They help a publisher prepare Chinese-language books for evaluation outside its existing market. The practical work may include catalogue assessment, book metadata, ebook and POD file preparation, rights records, channel requirements and a documented distribution plan. The correct scope depends on the catalogue—not every title or channel needs the same workflow.
Review ISBN, title, contributor, language, format, edition and availability data before distribution planning.
Organise consistent descriptions, subjects, keywords, pricing, market and rights information for downstream channels.
Assess source files, reading order, navigation, images and accessibility needs before EPUB conversion or remediation.
Review interior and cover files, trim specifications, ISBN use and pricing inputs for a possible POD workflow.
Record which formats, languages and territories are available. The publisher remains responsible for confirming the required rights.
Evaluate appropriate ebook, POD, retail, library and education channels for the intended markets and formats.
A controlled publisher workflow
The first aim is to identify what is ready, what is missing and which questions require publisher confirmation.
Provide a representative title list, available files and the markets or channels you want to explore.
Review metadata, formats, rights, source files and technical gaps across the sample.
Document deliverables, exclusions, responsibilities, timing and fees before paid work begins.
Complete the approved work, record channel status and manage agreed catalogue updates.
Markets and readers
Traditional or Simplified Chinese, bilingual metadata, education context, local pricing, rights territories and available formats can affect how a title is presented. A single setting should not be copied across every market without review.
Traditional Chinese titles, multi-format publishing and overseas retail, library or education distribution.
Taiwan publisher distribution guideTraditional Chinese and English metadata, existing regional editions and territory-specific rights.
Hong Kong and Macao guideMultilingual markets, Chinese and English metadata, children’s publishing and education use cases.
Singapore and Malaysia guideChinese-language readers and institutions across North America, the UK, Europe, Australia and other regions.
Overseas Chinese publisher guideAssessment checklist
A representative title list, ISBNs, contributors, languages, formats, publication status and current prices.
Available print-ready PDF, cover files, EPUB, manuscripts or other source files for the selected sample.
Available territories and formats, existing restrictions, priority markets, intended channels and timetable.
A small, representative and complete sample is usually more useful for an initial assessment than an incomplete transfer of the whole catalogue.
Practical publishing guides
Frequently asked questions
They help a Chinese-language publisher prepare its catalogue, metadata, files, formats and rights information for evaluation across international ebook, print-on-demand, retail, library and education channels.
Potentially. Each title needs a rights, file, ISBN, metadata and format review before a suitable ebook or print-on-demand workflow can be recommended.
Projects may involve Taiwan, Hong Kong, Macao, Singapore, Malaysia and overseas Chinese-reading markets. The appropriate formats, metadata and channels depend on each catalogue and its rights.
No. Distribution can make eligible title data available to selected channels, but retailer listing, library acquisition, sales and search visibility depend on each platform and market.
Publisher enquiry
Tell us what you publish, which rights and files are available, and the markets or channels you want to evaluate. The initial form does not create an order or a publishing commitment.
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