In which country do people spend an average of eight hours reading per week

People in China spend approximately eight hours per week reading. In China, the curriculum for primary school (elementary school) learn nearly three thousand Chinese characters. Their schooling is very regimented and emphasizes intense reading habits. This allows Chinese students to acquire new problem-solving methods from their reading, giving them an edge later in their school careers.

This of course puts students in a tight habit of reading, even into their later years, giving them the third highest average reading hours per week in the world.

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