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1993年3月,甘肃《读书文摘》月刊刊出一条启事,宣布自1994年起,该刊将更换刊名。 这一更名启事在社会中引起了极大震动。书信雪片般飞向编辑部,所有的来信和电话凝聚成一个声音:舍不得《读者文摘》月刊离开,容不得地改换容颜。 其实,《读者文摘》月刊编辑部的同志又何曾愿意改掉这个早已深入人心的名字?然而,这是一个非做不可的痛苦们选择。 隐患,在12年前刚刚开始创刊时就已埋下。1981年,在甘肃《读者文摘》刚刚创刊不久,中国出
In March 1993, Gansu “Reading Digest” monthly published a notice, announced since 1994, the magazine will be replaced by the title. This change of name has caused tremendous agitation in society. Letters and letters flashed to the editorial department, all the letters and phone unite into one voice: reluctant to “Reader’s Digest” monthly left, could not refrain from changing face. In fact, why readers of the editorial department of Reader’s Digest are willing to change this name, which has long been popularly known, is a non-neglected choice. Hidden trouble, just 12 years ago when the start of publication has been buried. In 1981, shortly after China’s “Reader’s Digest” in Gansu started its publication, China came out