虽然,“万般皆下品,唯有读书高”在我们国家流传已久,但有读书习惯的中国人还真不多。或者说,在上学的时候,几乎天天读书,但离开了学校就不读书的人甚是普遍。这可能与中国人读书的追求有关,中国古代的科举制度,让读书的主要目的不是为了修身养性,而是让读书成为“仕”的敲门砖。现在,读书仍是谋求职业、职位的重要手段,而这样的目的一旦达成,读书似乎就可以终止。也无怪乎,中国人少有读书的习惯。 Although there are only a small number of people who can read books and books, “there is only a long history in our country, but there are not many Chinese who have the habit of reading books.” Or, when we go to school, we read the book almost daily, but it is common for those who have not left for school. This may be related to the pursuit of Chinese reading. In ancient China, the imperial examination system meant that the main purpose of reading was not for self-cultivation but for reading as a stepping stone to “official” education. Reading is still an important means of seeking employment and position now, and as soon as such a goal has been achieved, it seems that reading can end. It is no wonder that Chinese people rarely have the habit of reading.