Basic meaning
Reprinting refers to reprinting the original paper type, plate or negative. When reprinting, the copyright owner has the right to modify it, and the publisher also has the right to change the version type.
Reprinted books can no longer use the original book number, but must use the new book number; In addition to the title, other things such as cover binding, layout and layout can be redesigned. Reprinting a reprinted book, as it is or with slight changes, is called reprinting a reprinted book. The number and number of reprints of reprinted books are accumulated from the first printing of the first edition.
Reprinting refers to publishing a work in the form of a publication and reprinting it without any modification. The biggest difference between reprint and reprint is that reprint needs to be revised (book information such as cover, content, binding method, pricing, etc. ), while reprinting can be directly printed without any changes (the number of prints, times and time on the copyright page will change, and the printing factory can be changed).
Citation interpretation
Refers to the second publication of books and periodicals. Sometimes it also refers to secondary printing. It can also mean that what has happened happens again.
Wu Zuxiang's postscript: "1942 published a edition in Chongqing. After the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, 1946 was reprinted in Shanghai. Lao She changed the title of the book for me, but the other words didn't move. " Sun Li's "Xiuluji Literature and the Road to Life": "Two years ago, the publishing house reprinted this book and no longer mentioned this article."
Reprint related idioms
China will no longer be promoted, his bones will be enriched, China will make a comeback, bow down and worship again, regenerate kindness and rebuild kindness, and China will no longer be promoted.
It's now or never, dead wood regeneration, sixty-four edition, rice cow edition, upside down edition.
Related words in reprint
Repeated, repeated, unforgivable, repeated, again, again, again, again, again, again, again, again, again, again, again, again, it's hard to get up in the morning.
Time and again, no more words, repeated mistakes, first edition, third edition, township edition, book edition, cloud edition, people's publishing house
Official version, bit version, upside-down version, fake version