Apple Co-founder Steve Jobs’ Biography Released in China
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Apple fans across China are excited to get a copy of the Chinese version of Steve Jobs' biography. The book reveals the life of Apple's co-founder to readers less than three weeks after his death.
The Chinese version of the official biography of Steve Jobs went on sale in over 20 cities across China on Monday, coinciding with the book's global debut.
Many Apple fans went to the bookstores early in the morning to get a copy of the book detailing the life of the Apple co-founder.
[Cheng, Shanghai Resident]:
"I am buying Jobs' biography for my son and I want him to learn about the spirit of the great man."
The Chinese version is a cover-to-cover translation of the authorized biography "Steve Jobs" written by Walter Isaacson. He conducted more than 40 interviews with Jobs, some occurring within weeks of his death on October 5, according to the book's publisher.
Steve Jobs is widely respected and admired in China for his innovations, while young people consider his products fashion symbols.
Millions of Chinese expressed their grief and condolences over Jobs' death at Apple stores just hours after Apple informed the public.
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Apple fans across China are excited to get a copy of the Chinese version of Steve Jobs' biography. The book reveals the life of Apple's co-founder to readers less than three weeks after his death.
The Chinese version of the official biography of Steve Jobs went on sale in over 20 cities across China on Monday, coinciding with the book's global debut.
Many Apple fans went to the bookstores early in the morning to get a copy of the book detailing the life of the Apple co-founder.
[Cheng, Shanghai Resident]:
"I am buying Jobs' biography for my son and I want him to learn about the spirit of the great man."
The Chinese version is a cover-to-cover translation of the authorized biography "Steve Jobs" written by Walter Isaacson. He conducted more than 40 interviews with Jobs, some occurring within weeks of his death on October 5, according to the book's publisher.
Steve Jobs is widely respected and admired in China for his innovations, while young people consider his products fashion symbols.
Millions of Chinese expressed their grief and condolences over Jobs' death at Apple stores just hours after Apple informed the public.