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“2011年,中国人均读书4.3本,比韩国的11本、法国的20本、日本的40本、犹太人的64本少得多。”一段时间以来,这个论断被各种媒体反复引用,说它令我们感到振聋发聩甚至痛心疾首,并不为过。这个数字是怎么来的?我国当真已经成为“世界上年人均读书量最少的国家之一”了吗?有记者就此采访了中国新闻出版研究院国民阅读研究与促进中心主任徐升国。“2011年,我国18—70周岁国民人均阅读传统纸质图书4.35本,这是我
”In 2011, there were 4.3 Chinese books per capita, much less than 11 in Korea, 20 in France, 40 in Japan, and 64 in the Jewish community.“ ”This argument has been repeatedly quoted by various media for some time now, It is not an exaggeration to say that it makes us feel enlightened. How did this figure come from? China has really become one of the “countries with the lowest per-capita reading in the world”? Some reporters interviewed Xu Shengguo, director of the National Institute of Press and Publication Research and Promotion of National Reading Research. "In 2011, per capita nationalities of 18-70 years old in our country read 4.35 copies of traditional paper books, this is me