The picture gives a glimpse of the cover of "Internet Plus: the Roadmap for the National Strategy". [File Photo: book.ifeng.com]

A Chinese book, which tells readers how technology has changed people's daily lives and what to expect in the future, has recently been translated into Korean.

Internet Plus: the Roadmap for National Strategy was written by Pony Ma Huateng, the CEO of Chinese IT giant Tencent, and other industry insiders.

Zhang Xiaofeng is one of the authors of the book.

"This book demonstrates China's confidence in its Internet scale as well as the development of Internet utilizations. Particularly the areas that we are familiar with, like the progresses in E-commerce, Internet finance and online social networking."

Premier Li Keqiang officially spelled out the Internet Plus policy in this year's government report during the National People's Congress session in March. The new policy integrates mobile Internet, cloud computing, big data and the Internet of Things with modern manufacturing to facilitate the country's e-commerce boom.

A deputy of the National People's Congress, Pony Ma has recommended during the session that Internet Plus be elevated to a national-level development strategy.

A South Korean publisher, Business Books, has purchased the copyright of Ma's book, with the belief that the local business community could learn more about Chinese policies via reading Tencent's interpretation of China's digital roadmap.