就在前几天，一本叫做《东大学生的书架 能够锻炼理解与思考的书籍的阅读与选择方法》的书籍在日本出版了。不同大学关于同一个缩写的归属问题，一般都秉承“谁强是谁的”的原则。显然，这个“东大”既不是东北大学，也不是东南大学，它是“东京大学”。这本名字特别“成功学”的书籍本应该是平白无奇，可是往目录里看，发现这本书所推荐的书里，不少都是漫画和轻小说这种“二次元”书籍。像什么《奇诺之旅》《怪医黑杰克》《进击的巨人》等等都赫然在列。这让人不得不感叹日本ACG文化的发达，你能想象到在清北的学生所推荐的书单里，有不少漫画和轻小说么？而既然这些作品出现在了其中，我们就得好好探究一下了，为什么它们能够锻炼理解与思考...
Just a few days ago, a book called "Reading and Choosing Methods of Books for Eastern College Students that Exercise Understanding and Thinking" was published in Japan. Different universities generally adhere to the principle of "who is strong and who is strong" on the attribution of the same abbreviation. Obviously, this "Dongda" is neither Northeast University nor Southeast University. It is "Tokyo University". This book with a special name of "Success Studies" should be plain and plain, but when you look into the catalogue, you can see that many of the books recommended by this book are comic books and light fiction, which are "secondary" books. What Kino's Journey, Black Jack, The Attacking Giant and so on are all in the list. This makes people have to lament the development of Japanese ACG culture. Can you imagine that there are many cartoons and light fiction in the list recommended by students in North Qing Dynasty? Since these works appear in them, we have to explore why they can exercise understanding and thinking.
