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从1995年起,联合国教科文组织把每年的4月23日定为“世界阅读日”,除此之外,美、英、法、日、德、俄等许多国家还设立了全国性的读书节,我国政协委员朱永新在2007年两会期间提出建立国家读书节的提案。有调查显示,全世界平均每年每人读书最多的民族是犹太人,为64本;全世界平均每年每人读书最多的国家是前苏联,为55本;美国现在正在开展平均每年每人读书达50本的计划;而我国,平均每人每年读书不足5本。一个有着几千年文化积淀的泱泱大国,其国民的闲暇时间虽然在增长,但是学习科学文化知识、阅读报纸和书刊的时间却在逐年减少。去年,中国只有51.7%的识字国民读书,这一比例比5年前下降了8.7%。很多青少年甚至不知道中国四大古典名著是什么?他们熟悉的除了《哈利·波特》,就是日本漫画书中的人物。今天我们就走到读者中去,看一看身边有多少人在坚持读书?
Since 1995, UNESCO has designated April 23 each year as “World Reading Day.” In addition, many countries such as the United States, Britain, France, Japan, Germany and Russia have also set up national readings Zhu Yongxin, member of the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference, put forward the proposal of establishing a national reading festival during the two sessions in 2007. According to the survey, the nation with the largest number of people in the world who read most books per year is Jewish, accounting for 64 books. The average number of people in the world who study most books per year is 55 in the former Soviet Union. The United States is now conducting an average of 50 books a year The plan; and our country, on average, each year less than five books. Although a country with more than 1,000 years of cultural accumulation has seen a great increase in its spare time, its time to learn scientific and cultural knowledge, read newspapers and books has been declining each year. Last year, only 51.7% of China’s literate nationals attended school, a decrease of 8.7% from 5 years ago. Many teenagers do not even know what the four classic Chinese classics are, except that they are familiar with Harry Potter and are the characters in Japanese comic books. Today we went to the reader, take a look around how many people insist on reading?