书籍

• 拼音: shū jí
• 汉字拆解: 书 = 聿 + 曰 (writing brush — book); 籍 = 竹 + 耤 (bamboo + cultivate — bamboo writing strips; records; books)

含义

Books; written works; publications (collective/formal term).

A formal and slightly literary collective noun for books in general. More elevated than 书 (book — informal, everyday) and used in academic, cultural policy, publishing, and library contexts. Key collocations: 专业书籍 (professional/specialist books); 古典书籍 (classical texts); 书籍出版 (book publishing).

例句

1. 国家图书馆在本次馆藏建设中重点采购了涵盖科技、人文和社会科学等领域的大量专业书籍，以填补现有馆藏在新兴交叉学科方面的系统性空白。
2. 数字阅读兴起并未压缩纸质书籍市场，反而激发了深度阅读需求。
3. 这批从海外归还的珍贵书籍历经数百年辗转流离，终于得以重归故土，接受文物保护专家的系统修复与专业保管。

用法指南

语境: publishing, libraries, academia, cultural policy

语气: neutral

正确说法

• 社会对书籍出版和图书馆体系的重视，体现了其对知识传承的承诺。(A society's emphasis on book publishing and its library system reflects its commitment to passing on knowledge.)
• 这家独立书店主打学术书籍和冷门经典，把自己定位为知识社群。(This independent bookshop focuses on academic books and obscure classics, positioning itself as a knowledge community.)

错误说法

• 书籍 in casual everyday speech — use 书 instead; 书籍 sounds formal and slightly bookish in conversational contexts, making it appropriate for written language, official reports, and cultural discussions but awkward in casual conversation

起源与历史

书 (book; writing) + 籍 (register; records; books — 竹 bamboo + 耤 to plough/cultivate; bamboo strips used for writing, hence records/books)

文化背景

世代: All ages

社会背景: Universal