Adult Chinese citizens read 4.66 printed books on average in 2017, according to a survey by the Chinese Academy of Press and Publication. The study shows that 10.2 percent of Chinese citizens read more than 10 printed books last year, while 5.4 percent read more than 10 eBooks.
Every Chinese national spent an average 20.4 minutes reading books per day, with around 12.1 percent dedicating over an hour. People between 18 and 29 of age spent the longest reading time every day.
The survey also shows that audiobooks and podcasts are featuring more strongly among people’s literary habits, with over 20 percent of Chinese citizens having listened to them last year.
Pages of Hope: Damascus International Book Fair Return
On the grounds of the Damascus Exhibition City, the Damascus International Book Fair continues its activities in an edition described as exceptional, held under the patronage of the Ministry of Culture and under the supervision and guidance of the Presidency of the Republic. This edition marks the first major book event in Syria following the […]
