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《美国时间使用调查》显示 （美国有各种花样繁多的社会调查报告，所以他们的计量社会科学很 发达） ，过去20年中，不论是因为能力退化，还是兴趣缺乏，新一代学生的阅读越来越少。 读书根 本无法与TikTok、Instagram和YouTube竞争。 学生如今将阅读视为类似听黑胶唱片那样的行为—— 还有人沉迷其中，但他们更像是例外，整体上已经是一种过时的文化形式。 以下文章来源于文化纵横 ，作者冯金红 文化纵横 . 倡导文化重建，共同思想未来，发掘不一样的深度阅读。 本文来自微信公众号： 文化纵横 （ID：whzh_21bcr） ，作者：冯金红（三联书店副总编辑），编 辑：鲁方裕，原题为《数智化时代，"读书人"正在快速消失》，题图来自：视觉中国 上午听了有关游戏和科幻文艺的讨论，感觉全新的一代人正在创造中国大众文化的未来，而且这个未 来的基调很可能是正向的、明亮的，充满文化自信但也有理论反思的能力。我的这个发言，看题目 —— "读书人"正在消失 ——似乎黯然背对着"未来"，而且是一个截然的判断句。 一般来讲，如果不对判断本身做外延和内涵上的界定，是肯定会被反驳的；但我在今天这个都是学者 和文化人的场合说"读书人"正 ...

Core Insights - The article discusses a personal journey of rediscovering reading habits amidst a reading revival trend, highlighting the explosive growth of audiobooks and e-books [3][4] - The author shares five strategic lifestyle changes that helped prioritize reading, emphasizing the importance of finding time for personal enjoyment [5] Summary by Sections - **Reading Revival**: The article notes a significant increase in reading activities, with the author reading over 100 books in a year and experiencing improved well-being [4] - **Strategies for Reading**: - The author reads three books simultaneously, categorizing them for different contexts [6] - Television watching has been minimized, allowing more time for reading [7] - Early mornings are utilized for reading before children wake up, creating a peaceful start to the day [7] - A Kindle is used for on-the-go reading, while physical books are preferred for non-fiction [8] - Audiobooks are listened to during driving or household chores, with a focus on light, easy-to-follow content [8] - **Tracking and Prioritization**: - A note-taking app is used to track read books, enhancing memory and providing a sense of accomplishment [9] - Reading is prioritized over other activities, offering a valuable escape from daily stressors [9]

7 播 客 厂 播 客 厂 牌 声 动 活 泼 原 创 内 容 图书出版的价格困境: 成本、定价与营销 打破惯性思维 深入反直觉的商业科技世界 澎湃新闻的报道指出，近年来新书的定价在大幅上涨。图书行业机构北京开卷的数据显示，从 1999 年到 2024 年，国内新书的平均定价从 20 元左右上涨到了 65 元，在 25 年间翻了 3 倍多。这个增长幅度超过了纸张价格 和整体物价的涨幅，说明 图书行业的产品定价增长比其他行业更加明显。 然而，新书定价上涨的同时，出版企业的业绩却在变差。根据出版人杂志的统计，国内共有 28 家上市出版发 行企业，包括我们熟知的中信出版、凤凰传媒，以及新华书店旗下的新华文轩等。2024 年前三季度，这 28 家 公司中，16 家营收出现下滑，净利润下滑的企业更是多达 24 家。值得注意的是，这些企业本身净利润规模也 比较小，超过 3 成公司的净利润都不超过 1 亿元，其中还有 3 家处于亏损状态。可以说， 「日子不好过」几 乎成了出版行业的共同困境。 出版人杂志的分析指出，出版公司业绩不佳最直接的原因，是大家都不爱看纸质书了。庞大的工作压力、各式 各样的线上娱乐平台，使得越来越少有 ...

Core Viewpoint - The pricing of new books in China has significantly increased over the past 25 years, with average prices rising from around 20 yuan to 65 yuan, more than tripling, while the performance of publishing companies has deteriorated, indicating a disconnect between pricing and profitability in the industry [1][2]. Group 1: Pricing Trends - The average price of new books in China has increased from approximately 20 yuan in 1999 to 65 yuan in 2024, reflecting a growth rate that surpasses that of paper prices and overall inflation [1]. - The retail market for books in China is projected to reach 112.9 billion yuan in 2024, showing a year-on-year decline of 1.52%, with non-educational books experiencing a more significant drop [2]. Group 2: Declining Sales and Profitability - In the first three quarters of 2024, 16 out of 28 listed publishing companies reported revenue declines, and 24 companies saw net profit decreases, highlighting a widespread struggle within the industry [1][2]. - Over 30% of these companies have net profits of less than 100 million yuan, with three companies operating at a loss [1]. Group 3: Changing Consumer Behavior - The average adult reader in China read less than 5 physical books in 2023, compared to around 12 books in Japan and the United States, indicating a decline in interest in physical reading materials [2]. - The shift towards online entertainment and increased work pressure has contributed to a decrease in deep reading habits among consumers [2]. Group 4: Rising Costs - The costs associated with book publishing are rising, with direct costs (printing and royalties), indirect costs, and period expenses now accounting for 40-50% of book pricing [2][3]. - The price of cultural paper has fluctuated upwards, with major paper companies announcing price increases of 500 yuan per ton in early 2023 [2]. Group 5: Copyright and Market Dynamics - The increasing dominance of top-selling books has led to higher royalty rates, with some authors receiving over 15% in royalties compared to the traditional 7-8% [3]. - Less than 4% of new books sold over 5,000 copies in the first six months, with nearly 85% selling fewer than 500 copies, indicating a significant challenge in achieving economies of scale [3]. Group 6: Impact of E-commerce - The rise of e-commerce has shifted book sales from physical stores to online platforms, where aggressive discounting has diminished the perceived value of books [4]. - Nearly 50% of private bookstores have closed in the past decade, as publishers lose bargaining power against major e-commerce platforms [4]. Group 7: Content Marketing and Sales Strategies - The increasing reliance on online sales channels has led to a focus on creating viral content and engaging marketing strategies to boost book sales [5][7]. - Despite the high costs associated with live-streaming sales, publishers continue to invest in this area for potential long-term benefits, although immediate profitability remains elusive [5]. Group 8: Regulatory Environment - Unlike many countries that have price protection laws for books, China lacks such regulations, forcing publishers to raise prices to maintain profitability amid constant discounting [6].