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自20世纪80年代以来,中国出版业的长足发展,是世人有目共睹的。连续20年的高潮迭起,几乎把编书人推到逼仄地步。当每年13万种70多亿册图书粉墨登场之际,出版工作者一方面感到欣慰:文化建设的高潮,科技建设的高潮,终于在我们手下出现了;一方面又感到恐慌:好像什么样的书都出过了,已经到了山穷水尽的境地。一本本样书推出去,回来的订数寥寥无几,是不是市场已经饱和?一个个出版社的仓库爆满,积压的数十亿码洋的产品把老总们压得喘不过气来,是不是老百姓的需求已经得到完全满足?做书人绞尽脑汁,百思不得其解。市场经济下出版业没法做了,任什么书,就是不上订数,加上教育系统的“减负”,教材教辅市场需求锐减,出版业更是雪上加霜。
Since the 1980s, the rapid development of China’s publishing industry is well known to the world. For the second consecutive 20 years of climax, almost to the booker pushed to the desired level. When 130 million books of more than 7 billion books are published every year, publishers feel relieved: the climax of cultural construction and the climax of the building of science and technology have finally emerged in our hands. On the one hand, they have also felt panic: what kind of books Have been out, it has come to a full stop. A sample book to go back, very few to come back, is not the market has been saturated? One by one the publishing house full of warehouses, the backlog of billions of foreign products to the CEO pressure over, is not the needs of ordinary people Have been completely satisfied? Do book people rack their brains, puzzling. Under the market economy, the publishing industry can not do any work. If any book is published, it will not be up to date. With the “burden reduction” of the education system, the market demand for teaching and learning supplementary materials plummets and the publishing industry is even worse.