一张纸要正反两面使用日本是人均消费纸张最多的国家。在这个有1.2亿多人口的国家中,每天发行的报纸有七千多万份。按一般思维,在纸张消费量如此大的国家,人们应该不会考虑纸张的节约问题。实际上并非如此。我曾在日本的一家新闻媒体进修过,对日本人的节约用纸留下了深刻印象。在那里,负责对进修人员进行指导的高野先生每次发给大家的讲稿提纲总是用已经用过的新闻稿的背面打印的,从不用未使用过的纸。一次,我不解地问 A piece of paper to be used both positive and negative Japan is the country with the largest per capita consumption of paper. More than 70 million newspapers are distributed daily in this country of over 120 million. In a general sense, in countries where paper consumption is so large, people should not consider the issue of saving paper. This is actually not the case. I studied in a Japanese news media and impressed the Japanese saving paper. There, the syllabus that Mr. Takano, who is in charge of the training staff, sends to each of his or her syllabus is always printed on the back of the press release that has been used, never using unused paper. Once, I puzzled to ask