Wang, who knows the Greater China region publishing market well, believes that other than intellectuals, most people just cannot get accustomed to reading books written in simplified Chinese characters: "It's been ten years since Hong Kong was handed back over to China, but most people there are still more used to reading books in traditional, full-form characters."
觀察兩岸三地出版市場甚久的王永認為，由於書寫習慣的差異，除了研究生、教授等知識菁英，一般民眾還是無法接受簡體，「像香港回歸中國 10 年，一般民眾仍然習慣看傳統的繁體書。」