十年前,本刊组织过一组报道,总题是:“他们在读什么书?”按照起初的计划,这组报道想介绍几十位政界、学界的知名人士读书的情况——读了什么书,想向读者推荐什么书?希望借此倡导一下读书的风气。 学界那部分进展顺利,许多专家、学者、作家都寄来了他们的回答;政界部分则大致搁浅,只有个别已退居二线的老同志作出了回答,而在职的同志大多诚恳地向前往采访的记者说:“真想好好读点书,但实在太忙,所以实际上没读什么书。” 我们理解这些同志的处境,也确实知道一些负责同志每天需要批阅的各种文件便有十几、数十万字。除此之外,他们还要开许多会,见许多人,谈许多话,加上迎来送往,种种应酬,想坐下来读书时,已感到力不从心了。 Ten years ago, we published a series of articles, the total question is: “What books are they reading?” According to the original plan, this group of reports would like to introduce dozens of politicians, academic celebrities reading - what Book, want to recommend to the reader what book? I hope to promote the atmosphere of reading. The part of the academy went well and many experts, scholars and writers sent their answers. The political sector was largely aground. Only some old comrades who had retreated to the second line answered the question. Most of the working comrades went to the interview in earnest The reporter said: “I really wanted to read some books but it was too busy, so I did not actually read any books.” We understand the situation of these comrades and really do understand that there are over a dozen documents of various responsible comrades who need to be reviewed daily, Hundreds of thousands of words. Apart from that, they also have many meetings to be held. When they meet with many people, they talk a lot of things, and when they greet us with greetings and entertainment, they feel powerless when they want to sit down and study.