China Cartographic Publishing House
China Cartographic Publishing House (中国地图出版社; 1954 - present) is the only national-level publisher of maps in the People's Republic of China and is by far the largest publisher of maps in China. The firm was formed with the consolidation of the state-run Xinhua Map Agency and 15 other private press agencies, among them some of the earliest known modern Chinese map publishers dating to about 1900. Its official English name has been changed to Sino Map Press.
Tibet between Independence and Incorporation.
This is a scarce c. 1955 Chinese wall map of Tibet printed by the Chunghwa (or Zhonghua) Book Company in Shanghai and published by the China Cartographic Publishing House in the wake of the October 1950 invasion of Tibet by the People's Liberation Army. It was ostensibly drawn for classroom use in middle schools (中學適用), but the map is part of a broader effort to generate support for Chinese sovereignty over Tibet and legitimize their claims. (more details)