7. Reasonable use by an organ of state of a published work for the purpose of carrying out official duties; 8. Reproduction of a work by a library, archives, memorial hall, museum, art gallery, cultural center and other places in their collection for the purpose of exhibiting or preserving an edition of such work; 9. Gratuitous performance of a published work where no charge is collected from the public nor any remuneration paid to the performer for the performance and where such performance is not for the purpose of making profits; 10. Copying, painting, photographing or videotaping of a work of art placed or exhibited at a public place; 11. Translation of a work already published by a Chinese citizen, legal person or unincorporated organization and created in a standard Chinese language into a work in the language of a Chinese minority ethnic group, and publication and distribution thereof within China; 12. Provision of a published work to a person with dyslexia in a way which is accessible to him/her; and 13. Any other circumstances stipulated by laws and administrative regulations. The provisions of the preceding paragraph shall apply to the limitations of copyright-related rights. Article 25 Textbooks developed and published under the compulsory education system and the national educational planning may include in their compilations the extracts of a published work, a published short work of writings or musical work, or a single image of a work of fine art, photographic work or graphic work, provided that remuneration is paid and the name or title of the author and the title of the work are indicated pursuant to applicable regulations, and the other rights enjoyed by the copyright owner under this Law are not infringed. The provisions of the preceding paragraph shall apply to the limitations of copyright-related rights. Chapter III Copyright Licensing and Copyright Transfer Contracts Article 26 Unless otherwise stipulated in this Law, anyone that wishes to use another's work shall conclude a licensing contract with the copyright owner of the work. A licensing contract shall include the following main details: 1. The type(s) of right(s) being licensed; 2. Whether the license is exclusive or non-exclusive; 3. The geographic scope and term of the license; 4. The amount and method of remuneration; 5. Liability for breach of contract; and 6. Other details which the parties consider necessary. Article 27 Transfer of any of the rights stipulated in Items (5) to (17) of the first paragraph of Article 10 hereof shall require the conclusion of a written contract thereon. A contract on transfer of rights shall include the following main details: 1. The title of the work; 2. The types of right(s) being transferred and the geographic scope of the transfer; 3. The transfer price; 4. The date and method of payment of the transfer price; 5. Liability for breach of contract; and 6. Other details which the parties consider necessary. Article 28 In the event that the economic right in a copyright is pledged, both the pledgor and the pledgee of the copyright shall register the pledge in accordance with the law. Article 29 Without the consent of the copyright owner to a licensing or transfer contract, the other party to the contract shall not exercise any right not expressly licensed or transferred to the said party by the copyright owner under the licensing or transfer contract. 7