The editors of Dongxi, a new literary magazine serving readers in China, are seeking contributors. They've asked for a shout on Imagethief. This site doesn't normally take advertising. But, as Imagethief is a supporter of the idea of literary magazines (although he hasn't contributed to one since he was in university), he has agreed, and will let them explain themselves in their own words:
New Magazine Seeks Submissions

Dongxi is a China-wide magazine gratuitously publishing words, thoughts, ideas, lists, letters, reviews, poems, translations, short stories, images, photos and artwork.

Submissions must be sent by e-mail to dxzine@gmail.com.

Subscribing is easy. E-mail us a postal address (and preferably a submission) and all future issues will be sent upon publication. If at any time you are not completely satisfied with Dongxi, you may cancel your subscription anytime by e-mail.

Dongxi strives to represent the widest range of of voices and opinions in China today, but contributions racist, sexist, homophobic or overwhelmingly political in nature will be subject to critical consideration by the editorial board.

Dongxi Magazine
dxzine@gmail.com
Not sure about the use of the word "gratuitously" in their release, or the biz model, but sounds like fun. Good luck guys. I look forward to seeing the first issue.

Update: Dongxi has informed me of an update in their payment policy:
We pay 50 RMB per poem, photograph or image, and 200-500 RMB per short story depending on the length.
Hey, considering that 100 RMB gets you a nice Sichuan dinner for 3 at some restaurants here in Beijing, seems reasonable to me.